Thats the way it is in the US -- certain parts of the country aren't affected much if at all by 5G. But my area (Roseville, CA) is. Can't receive any C-Band satellite TV here below 4 GHz.
If you can physically shield the 5g interference out of your system, try a C-band LNBF (or a feedhorn and LNB) that may be on someone's shelf because they are not aware that older units handle 3700-4200 or even the 3400 to 4200 MHz range (though not filtered). Probably a few opportunities with a Chinese supplier. Good luck!You may be right. I've read on the local forum here that guys are complaining about 5G. But the only way I'll know is to try.
I have a lead on a Maspro 1-metre dish not too far from my location. This is a high-quality dish as you can see in the photos attached. The owner is getting older and feels he needs to get rid of some things. He is only asking US$35 if I can take it away. My challenge is to figure out how to transport it when I have no personal car.
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LOL! You just reminded me of one of my favourite stories:Wrap the perimeter lip in a few rounds of gaffer tape after removing the arms. Put the latter in a backpack. Roll the dish to public transportation.
Joking, not joking.