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OK I'll bite. What is a "satellite roll off" ?

I wouldn't recommend or count on this working and YMMV but I am able to receive some feeds on 117W between 3900-4000W with the C240. I didn't take any notes but IIRC the transponders which I could get a good signal lock were above 3950 and probably strong feeds to begin with.

Swapped out my C238 for C240 yesterday. Definitely made a noticeable difference as everything above 4000 is back to be interference free. I'll miss looking around below 4000 but this was a no-brainer upgrade. Thanks Titantium for making these available.

Not based on any facts, just pure speculation... when the dust settles and ATSC 3.0 kicks in there will be DRM free channels but limited to 480i/p.

Aside from differences in frequency filtering, how does the signal strength from 4000-4200 MHz compare between the C138 and C140? If I'm understanding the graphs correct, the C140 looks like it has better signal?

sorry for my absence, sometimes you have to step away from the internet. I'll touch base with Casey.

I want to win the PANSAT PT-5900 Dual Output STANDARD 10750 L.O. Ku LNBF LOL, I didn't know Pansat was still in business.

As its been a few months, any info if Manhattan-Digital decided to move forward with this STB?

Good thread, thanks.

Thanks for the good info. Anyone try using one of these: C Band Dual Polarity Circular Polarisation Kit or Extension Tube For Circular C Band Lnbf Regarding dielectric plate insertion, it looks like there are grooves inside waveguide to hold it in place so is there a correct orientation...

Its been a few years since I checked out the limits of my LOS so this time I thought I'd see if I can receive any circular C-band signals which is something I've never tried. Not sure if there is anything ITC but targets this weekend will be 47.5W and 53W so the big unknown is if I'll get...

Titanium thank for the update. I'm sure you'll be releasing full specs when it's ready but can you share what the frequency range is for the new blue filter LNBF?

My understanding is that ATSC 3.0 uses Google Widevine DRM encryption. Assuming this is correct, any new STB from Manhattan-Digital will need to be running Android or Google TV if ATSC 3.0 is to be functional. Can Jeff hire programmers to write a stable fully functional DVB app for Android? I'd...

I had read this somewhere but has that been confirmed by someone at SD or just internet speculation (which may be correct)? As I have one of their 4k tuners, I'm hoping its not true or the FCC steps in but it does highlight the challenges/risks of Manhattan-Digital jumping into the ATSC 3.0...

If you need beta testers for FTA DVB and ATSC 3.0 I'd be happy to participate and a stable easy to use DVB STB would always be welcome. IIRC, several years ago Jeff was going to introduce a HiSilicon based (Android?) DVB-S2/ATSC STB. Maybe someone else knows the details but I don't believe it...

I admire him for the the DIY dish and seems like a fun project. It appears this was first done ~30 years ago. I guess being an aerospace engineer helps. :) https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-DX/73-magazine/73-magazine-1995/73-magazine-07-july-1995.pdf

Got a picture of the hardware store mesh you used? Amazon also sells metal mesh that would probably work.

Titanium, any update on when you might have inventory of Blue 5G filter LNBF?

Sorry no public IP or open ports are ever going to happen on my network. I'm running pfSense so its just a matter of finding time to add WireGuard

I finally got a chance to try out Apple TV 4k as streaming device from Edison Mio 4k. Using a Vu+ app I downloaded from app store, it had no problem streaming ABC or CBS 4:2:2 feeds. I wasn't overwhelmed with the image quality, which might have related to the app and not the feeds or device...

I have fiber so anything is possible but haven't setup tailscale yet

As I mentioned previously Nvidia Shield can stream 4:2:2 ABC feeds although it can't playback CBS 4:2:2. As far as STB streamers, I don't have Apple TV or one of the newer chipset Chinese Android TV boxes to test out. For CBS 4:2:2, using a PC may be the only option.

Sadly I'm starting to see 5G interference with my C238PP so looking forward to the arrival of the new C240 Blue Filter. I may have to reconfigure as dual LNBF setup as I suspect there will still be feeds I want to see below 4000.

I can already tell you what happens ;)

I still haven't found a great option for streaming 4:2:2 feeds from Mio 4k to TV. With VLC app, FireTV 4k (newest stick or cube) and nearly all Android TV boxes can't playback without locking up or with dropped frames. I had some success with ABC720p feeds using Nvidia Shield TV although it...