Dear Friends,
I have noticed that local markets are flooded with C-band LNBFs with Input Frequency range starting from 3.7GHz, which means transponders with frequencies less than 3.7GHz will not be scanned or received at all. So you will miss out many channels from those transponders.
This issue is seen more in Single Solution C-band LNBFs, commonly used by Cable Operators and MSOs.
So please note that the Input Frequency Range should be from 3.4GHz to 4.2GHz (3400MHz to 4200MHz).
Do not buy the LNBF with narrow range, even if the dealer offers it at a cheaper price.
Sample of 3.7GHz LNBF:
Normal C-band Dual Polarity LNBF:
I have noticed that local markets are flooded with C-band LNBFs with Input Frequency range starting from 3.7GHz, which means transponders with frequencies less than 3.7GHz will not be scanned or received at all. So you will miss out many channels from those transponders.
This issue is seen more in Single Solution C-band LNBFs, commonly used by Cable Operators and MSOs.
So please note that the Input Frequency Range should be from 3.4GHz to 4.2GHz (3400MHz to 4200MHz).
Do not buy the LNBF with narrow range, even if the dealer offers it at a cheaper price.
Sample of 3.7GHz LNBF:
Normal C-band Dual Polarity LNBF: