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I don't remember when but they've been gone for awhile now.

12.5 dB here.

5G is more about streaming and internet services.

Heh, I was just reading about 5G and sub-6. Sounds like 5G isn't all that great unless you have Verizons mmWave service. So, they're messing up C-band satellite service for a service that isn't much better than 4G/LTE. https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/what-is-low-band-5g-sub-6-explained/

Could be 5G. Might be able to eliminate it with the new RED LNBFs that Titanium is selling. He's going to be selling the BLUE LNBFs sometime in the future that will have a smaller bandwidth. If you can easily move your dish to where a structure will block wherever the 5G is coming from that...

Last time I checked some of the commercials were in Spanish. The regular programming was in English.

I don't know if they care enough to scramble over such a small group of people. I don't care to watch that mux although I sometimes go there just to see how well I've learned Spanish.

Can't pick it up here anymore either. I haven't tried a rescan though.

Azteca Uno.

I'm hoping that they relocate their services above 4000 and increase their power level.

Is that ordinary aluminum foil? I think I still have the LNB covers but I don't normally use them.

I like my XR-3 with S2ACM plugin even though it's expensive. I haven't used all of its features yet.

What is "Grade C"?

I never experienced interference from terrestrial microwave back in the 90's until now. Anyway, I'd rather come up with a solution other than physical barriers. It might be cheaper to do a barrier but it might end up looking ugly. I prefer an electronic solution but it looks like it'll be...

I found signal levels as high as 0 dB between 1350 and 1450 with a 3700-4200 LNBF mounted at the antenna feedpoint with antenna on the west side of the house pointed at 91W and 113W. I had similar results panning east to west with the feedhorn while on top of a 7 foot ladder.

I put the other LNBF on my west dish and it performs a lot worse than the dish on the east side of the property. I guess I'll spend the bucks for a feedhorn, lnb, and waveguide filter. That's going to set me back a "few" bucks. I can't see any cell towers through the trees or houses when I'm 14...

Well, since I don't have access to a microwave spectrum analyzer I'm somewhat limited. I think my XR-3 has a spectrum analyzer though. I've never used that function before though. Not a big deal because the cost of these LNBFs are "petty cash" for me. I don't know if a regular LNB will get the...

I got my new LNBFs today. I've only installed one. It appears that anything below 4 GHz gets wiped out. I'm trying to watch 3830H15000-3/4 DVB2 (Azteca mux) on 113W. The signal level goes up and down. When it's up I get about 12.5 dB C/N. Then it drops to zero. Signals above 4 GHz are OK - both...

Yeah, great, more money to spend.

It doesn't look like they'll arrive today. Tracking shows them to still be in Omaha. Typical USPS performance.

I don't think that discount applies to shipping charges.

OK. I ordered 2 directly from Titanium. I wish I could afford faster delivery service. :( I hope it fixes my problem.

It's not the "Performance Plus" version. I didn't remove the LNBF to check for serial numbers. I bought this LNBF in April this year. I suppose you can confirm this. If I need to upgrade, let me know and I'll get the order out today.

I'm with a smaller carrier called Viaero but they haven't turned on their 5G service yet. Verizon is the only other major carrier here so someone there must have flipped the switch to turn on their 5G or they have substantially increased their transmitter power.

I just started getting major 5G interference when pointing west on one of my C-band dishes but is OK looking east. This antenna has the Titanium C138. My other antenna does not have 5G filtering and it is performing poorly across the arc. Not happy. My wife uses the antenna with the C138 but it...