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Inmarsat's L-band mobile satellite service relies on two distinct frequency ranges: downlink from the satellite to terminals runs from 1525 to 1559 MHz
Utility metering backhaul
Hydrogen Line experiments at 1420 MHz
GPS L1 signals arrive at the antenna extremely weak
433 MHz Filtered LNA (20 dB Gain)
FM Notch Filter 88-108MHz with Enclosure; Excellent Rejection Helium Inmarsat's L-band mobile satellite servicePRODUCT OVERVIEW FM broadcast stations operate at some of the highest power levels of any terrestrial transmitter, and wideband receivers have essentially no built in protection against them. When a receiver's front end is saturated by FM energy, the result isn't just poor FM reception it's degraded performance across frequencies that have nothing to do with FM radio. Signals you should be receiving cleanly get buried under noise generated by a band
