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Posted by rik on 10/24/05 22:18
just my 1 cent's worth:
1) The "best" will be the one you didn't buy.
They all do the same job today, with different
features depending on what you watch / scan.
If this is your first, just rack it up to a learning
curve and buy one. (Do get "blind search" feature).
2) Although good deals can be found, pay the few extra
bucks to get one from a dealer/store that stands behind
their sales -- auction sites are attractive -- but try
returning one when it goes up three months later ....
and the quality of ALL these receivers seems (IMHO) to
be hit or miss. Just a side-effect of mass production.
3) Potential? That's not for me. HOWEVER, i do recommend
doing your own internet search to find what you may to
get FREE software updates. My receivers work better with
2nd party software than the manufacturer's own software.
(This may void your warrenty, but make the Rcv'r stable).
rik
On 24 Oct 2005 11:57:31 -0700, jbloggs@gmail.com wrote:
>Hi I only recently found out about FTA Receivers and their potential.
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>Can someone help me out with the following:
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>1) What is the "best" FTA receiver out there or which receiver would
>you recommend? I have seen Pansat 2500a, 2700, 3000 for sale on Ebay as
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>well as CoolSat and many more but not sure which one to get.
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>2) Where is best place to get the FTA Receiver?
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>3) Where can I get Step-by-atep info to make the necessary changes to
>the reciever?
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>Thanks in advance
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