Titanium C138/C238 - 5G filter C-band

  • It's very sad guys!

    Try the Titanium C138. My case 90% solved the 5G issues. Of course I had to say goodbye to C band under 3.8GHz. But better than nothing.

    Location: Hatvan/Hungary
    C band: dyras 175cm (83E-34W), Kaonsat 13K LNB
    Jonsa 240cm PFA (40.5W), Kaonsat 13K LNB
    KU band: 120cm offset+Invero BU single LNB
    Receivers: VU+zero 4K, Ustym 4K pro

  • I have already ordered the converters, they are already installed and they work great

    It's just a pity that the band is cut off at the bottom

  • Hi guys, I´ve started a new toppic here.

    FYI: coppied two reports above in this new toppic. :3:

    qwer setup

    Location: Rastatt, Germany

    C-band: 53.0°West-68.5°East ORBITRON O-16 (4,9m)

    X-band: 52.5°W-63.0°E ORBITRON O-16 (4,9m off focus)

    Ku-band: 61.0°West-80.0°East KATHREIN CAS 23 (2,2m)

    Ka-band A/B/C/D: 30.0°W-75.0°E KATHREIN CAS 018 (1,8m)

    Ka-band band A 2x KATHREIN CAS 120 fix on 19.2°E and 42.0°E standby

    Ku-band LNB: Invacom SNF-031, Inverto Single Flange

    C-band LNBs: Kaonsat, C-Panorama 13K, Norsat 8000RI C-DRO, BrasilSat LNBF AP30 PLL, SOLID WIDE BAND EXTENDED C_BAND LNBF

    Ka-Band LNBs: Inverto Twin WHITE Ka Circular Dual Polarity LNB (flange), Inverto IDLK-SINL20-KAKU-OPP,MCL-KP04, Norsat 9000HX-O3B-BN, Orbital LNB1825F-1000D-WF55

    X-band LNB: Norsat X1000HAF

    Feeds: Invacom ADF_10 + 2 rings, XMW Ka-band Feed FD9000K

    Waveguide Polariser: AV-COMM

    Tuner: TBS 6925, TBS 6903, TBS 6903X, TBS 6522

    >qwer setup

  • Ok,thanx :74:


    Lokalizacja: Szwecja / Polska

    2x T90 + diseq 1\16
    Channel Master 180cm // 80e-58w // 2xCband / LR / VH / Ku-band / Ku L, R / Szwecja /
    Channel Master 120cm / Ku-band / L / R / 90e-30w / Polska /
    Channel Master 2,4m (Polska) Kołnierz podwójny Inverto biały ultra/2xNEW C-band 5G :18:

    Antena Laminas 2710/3015 / 2xCband LR/ VH / Ku-band (Szwecja):73:

  • Das Innenleben würde mich interessieren, vom vorderen Teil.

    I would be interested in the inner workings, from the front part.

    If you don't specify the antenna size and the approximate location, posting is useless if it's about signal acquisition.

    A car belongs on the road, not in the settings.

    Dish & Location

    N 48.602 E 15.553

    240 Irte (Ku/C)

    180 Laminas stationary (KaEABCD/Ku/C/X), mobil (all)

    120 Laminas (Ku)

    100 (Ku, 7°E/1.9°E/1°W), 85 (Ku, 13°E/16°E/19.2°E)

  • Unfortunately, I didn't take any photos, the converters are already mounted on the antenna. But they have a waveguide inside and the probes are the same as in regular converters.


    Lokalizacja: Szwecja / Polska

    2x T90 + diseq 1\16
    Channel Master 180cm // 80e-58w // 2xCband / LR / VH / Ku-band / Ku L, R / Szwecja /
    Channel Master 120cm / Ku-band / L / R / 90e-30w / Polska /
    Channel Master 2,4m (Polska) Kołnierz podwójny Inverto biały ultra/2xNEW C-band 5G :18:

    Antena Laminas 2710/3015 / 2xCband LR/ VH / Ku-band (Szwecja):73:

  • Vor einiger Zeit habe ich einen Hohlleiter-Vorsatz gebaut.

    Allerdings fand ich bei den winterlichen Verhältnissen absolut keine Motivation dies einmal zu testen.

    Meine Überlegungen dabei:

    die Länge mindestens 1 Lambda der kleinsten Störfrequenz

    der Durchmesser dass die Störfrequenzen nicht mehr passieren können.

    Some time ago I built a waveguide attachment.

    However, given the winter conditions, I found absolutely no motivation to test this.

    My thoughts:

    the length of at least 1 lambda of the smallest interference frequency

    the diameter so that the interference frequencies can no longer pass through.

    If you don't specify the antenna size and the approximate location, posting is useless if it's about signal acquisition.

    A car belongs on the road, not in the settings.

    Dish & Location

    N 48.602 E 15.553

    240 Irte (Ku/C)

    180 Laminas stationary (KaEABCD/Ku/C/X), mobil (all)

    120 Laminas (Ku)

    100 (Ku, 7°E/1.9°E/1°W), 85 (Ku, 13°E/16°E/19.2°E)

  • Hi guys,

    down here are my four 5G LNBs, professional serie from Norsat 3800-4200. I bought them in spring 2023 after more than one year with 5G interferences on the full band. 5G towers grew up in front of my house since 2020, exacly three towers on the full azimuth travel. LNBs work very well, but during the last month I think new 5G mobile Freq. started from the Eastern tower and it's so close to 3800Mhz that the full band is disturbed. Quite good instead if I move to the centre or the west.

    I think I will need an additional bandpass filter (the extreme series e-BPF). That's going to be new expensive decision and I don't know if the problem is going to be solved!!! I have to think about the weight of the feed system and absolutely solve this further problem.

    I'll keep in touch...

    eBPF-C-Spec-Sheet.pdf

    Ku>DH 4,25M HH+OMT ADLx2 QPLL SMW-125Gib 28E+2Fracar 100 13/19E-2ChM 120 30W+5W
    C>2 OMT HV/LR+AVCOMM+4LNB NORSAT 3100F-BPF-4 (5G) on 4,25MT
    RotorFeed: C LR/HV+KU H/V
    TBS5925-6983+6908
    RC2000C

  • Diese Investition liegt bei 4000 €. Ob sich das für die verbleibenden Kanäle dafür steht

    Alternativ wäre auch die schaltbare Variante 3000-sBPF mit den Optionsvarianten 3800-4200, 3900-4200 und 4000-4200.

    Allerding müßte man auch hier wissen, welche Frequenzen in der Region genehmigt wurden.

    Das Hauptproblem liegt aber immer noch darin, dass man nicht weiß, wann wer welche Frequenz aufschaltet oder ausbaut.

    Wenn die Störer, wie du geschrieben ahst, dann noch im Azimuth-Bereich liegen, ist dies besonders übel.

    This investment is €4000. Whether this applies to the remaining channels

    Alternatively, there would also be the switchable variant 3000-sBPF with the option variants 3800-4200, 3900-4200 and 4000-4200.

    However, one would also have to know which frequencies have been approved in the region.

    But the main problem is still that you don't know when who will switch on or expand which frequency.

    If the disruptors, as you wrote, are still in the azimuth range, this is particularly bad.

    If you don't specify the antenna size and the approximate location, posting is useless if it's about signal acquisition.

    A car belongs on the road, not in the settings.

    Dish & Location

    N 48.602 E 15.553

    240 Irte (Ku/C)

    180 Laminas stationary (KaEABCD/Ku/C/X), mobil (all)

    120 Laminas (Ku)

    100 (Ku, 7°E/1.9°E/1°W), 85 (Ku, 13°E/16°E/19.2°E)

  • In den USA geht ja richtig was ab in Sachen 5G. Lest auch die Kommentare.
    Man braucht starke Filter und sehr grosse Satantennen, da alle Satelliten identische Frequenzbelegung haben und bei zu kleinem Antennendurchmesser einander stören. Zu klein sind alle Antennen unter 3.7 m.

    There's really something going on in the USA when it comes to 5G. Also read the comments.

    You need strong filters and very large satellite antennas, as all satellites have identical frequency assignments and will interfere with each other if the antenna diameter is too small. All antennas under 3.7 m are too narrow.

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    Hier noch was zu 5G und den Störungen.
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    C-, Ku- und Ka Band Empfang mit 3 x 125 cm EmmeEsse/Kreiling Satantennen in Ostwestfalen (Germany).
    PC Card: TBS 5925. Aktuell genutzte Receiver: Amiko Viper 4K, OB S3 Mini II, Dr HD D15, CT 4100/4100+. :51:

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