Reasonably changing existing SAT/cable connection botch work

... that the cable networks will foreseeably be expanded up to 1006 MHz.

This is only the first step, which has already been implemented in the current active and passive components. In some cable networks, such as in the Benelux countries, they are even further along, see below.

Couldn’t one, for example, install an Axing TZU 198-62 low-pass filter or something better/equivalent in the cable feed? This would block cable frequencies from 950 MHz upwards and one would have no trouble in the satellite feed. It is clear that some cable programs would then be lost. However, I currently only use cable for some FM tuners.

40 dB attenuation in addition to the input selection of a multiswitch or a tap splitter reliably prevents interference and intermodulation. There are also special single-cable matrices from JULTEC (with the designation X for selected cable network operators), which avoid frequency collisions and DVB-C programs are not affected. Vodafone has switched off FM in the KDG network, and until this also happens in the former KBW or Unitymedia networks, it is only a matter of time. Link: DOCSIS 3.1, Fig.2.

Don't post any links, haven't you been banned for that before? ;)

don't post any links, haven't you already been banned for that? ;)

Damn, at that moment I wasn't aware of it and deletion is no longer possible.

Thank you very much for the response and the link. An admin will be able to delete this.

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DOCSIS 3.1
Application Note from R&S
first hit on Google

"Vodafone has switched off FM in the KDG network and until this also happens in the former KBW or Unitymedia networks, it is only a matter of time."

Yes, that's right. I had to set up a 5-euro Dbox2 with Neutrino for my mother in northern Germany as an "FM tuner"