Hi guys. I have few queries about the C Band operations at 6GHz and 4GHz - Up and Down. The queries is as follows and will really appreciate if I can be helped with the following.

1. Is the C Band at 6GHz and 4GHz totally immune to rain fade or there is chances that during rain we can get the CRC8 and CRC32 errors on the iMonitor.

2. We have 3G/4G at 1.8GHz, 1.9GHz and 2.1GHz transmission at about 5 Meters from the Hub Station. Can the CRC8 and CRC32 errors be caused by the 3G/4G at the satellite hub. Our assumption is that because the frequencies are far apart, it would not cause interference. We used the Spectrum Analyzer but could not get any other transmission in the 3GHz to the 7GHz range.

3. Can a P2P Microwave at 18GHz cause the interference on the C Band Tx at 6GHz and Rx at 4GHz. The P2P Microwave is again at about 5 Meters from the Satellite Hub.

Regards

Rav

Block Up Converters  from L band to V Band  [47.2-51.4]GHz
Note:50.2 – 50.4 GHz not allowed bandwidth may require a specific filtering.
LNA in Q Band (one per polarization) [37.5-42.5] GHz
Block Down Converters (BDC) from Q Band to L Band [37.5-42.5] GHz
Note:50.2 – 50.4 GHz not allowed bandwidth may require a specific filtering.

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I am trying to find a Tooway reseller/dealer in Europe that can provide me with a system that I can use in France. I prefer not to deal with the big companies. Does anyone have a recommendation or can assist?

Thanks!

Would a Netgear Orbi wifi system work with the Satellite connection.

A basic mobile phone or a smart phone normally does phone calls and text messaging via a signal from a mobile phone mast network.  It needs an account with a network provider, a mobile phone number and SIM card. Frequencies and technologies are called 2G, 3G and 4G.

A smart phone may connect to the internet (for web browsing and emails) via either mobile phone mast networks of via a WiFi access point.  WiFi connection will be less costly than the mobile phone mast networks and thus ideal for software updates, video downloads etc. It is also good for Skype and similar internet based services.

If a smart phone has no SIM, it will still work on the internet via WiFi (for web browsing and emails).

The good news is that some mobile networks, such as EE, offer, as an extra service, phone and text via WiFi, called "WiFi Calling". This may only work in the UK.  Ask your mobile network provider.

Search "WiFi Calling" on Google.

If anyone can correct or elaborate on this please add your comments below.

Best regards, Eric

I was finally able to complete and activate my Tooway system, the reason of my problems was a faulty modem and when I got the replacement I connected with no more problems. Now I find out it is not possible to send and receive calls and texts using my smart phone although I can connect computers wireless using a Linksey E1200 router. I thought I would check on this.

From press release...

SatADSL have announced new Ka-band satellite broadband services in Sub-Saharan Africa to bring cost-effective coverage to communities and businesses.

The system will use Avanti’s High Throughput Satellite (HTS) HYLAS 4, with 64 spot beams covering Africa and Europe plus four re-pointable spot beams that could be aimed at Caribbean, South America, Europe, Africa.


This video shows the Hylas 4 coverage pattern, from 33.5 deg west orbit longitude, above the Atlantic. Expand to full screen to see the detail.

The new service will use the Newtec Dialog® multiservice platform and Newtec’s MDM2210 IP Satellite Modems, which feature an embedded Wi-Fi-router. This modem delivers throughputs of more than 100 Mbit/s and enables end-users to easily add numerous devices to the same satellite subscription.

Go to www.satadsl.net for more information.

Best regards Eric.

Where are they presently located ?

Two Comtech CDM 625A modems for sale

Below are pictures and list of active/inactive option details of both modems.

The price is $9,500 US Dollar for both Comtech CDM 625A.

Totally new and just opened just for testing.







Options:

1.       Base 5 Mbps data rate installed
2.       Base 5 Mbps TPC/LDPC installed
3.       2.5 Mbps CnC installed
4.       Base 5 Mbps VersaFEC-2 CCM installed
5.       8-ARY installed
6.       L-band installed
7.       5 Mbps Header Compression installed
8.       5 Mbps Payload Compression installed
9.       Advanced Network Timing installed
10.   CnC Activation installed
11.   Versa FEC CCM not installed
12.   Open Network framing not installed
13.   16-ARY not installed
14.   D&I not installed
15.   Quad D&I not installed
16.   IP-ACM not installed
17.   G.703 Clock extension not installed
18.   Advanced QoS not installed
19.   AES Encryption not installed
20.   Fractional CnC not installed
21.   Carrier ID not installed
22.   32-ARY not installed
23.   V2-ACM not installed

Read more: https://www.comtechefdata.com/files/datasheets/ds-cdm625A.pdf

Details above put here by forum admin. If you reply to me at eric@satsig.net I will forward to the seller. Eric.