CW600S Premium advice - ABA DSS

teri · January 10th, 2008

Hi, I need some advice. I have 2 digiwave 7000 receivers which are useless now. I am thinking of buying a cw600s premium.
My question, Is this a good receiver to buy and is there lots of support for it? Is it hard to set up? Can I use the same null cable that I used for the digiwave?
Please let me know if this receiver is worth buying. Thank you very much.

matt1228 · January 10th, 2008

omg its the best supported stb out there for the price but it was easy to set up all u do is load the bin with a null cable rs323 and search for channels thats mostley it. the hardest part was aligning the dish lol but captive works has the latest bins first or 2nd but they are on top of their game soo get it while u can

lira24ph · January 10th, 2008

I have the cw600s premium...for more than 2 years it working well for me...most of the time there is file support available..a little complicated to align the dish but its not impossible...and the price is very affordable...

**coorslightly** · January 10th, 2008

yes you can use the null cable !

**haddad287** · January 10th, 2008

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Originally Posted by teri

Hi, I need some advice. I have 2 digiwave 7000 receivers which are useless now. I am thinking of buying a cw600s premium.
My question, Is this a good receiver to buy and is there lots of support for it? Is it hard to set up? Can I use the same null cable that I used for the digiwave?
Please let me know if this receiver is worth buying. Thank you very much.

OMG WHOEVER DOES NOT HAVE THE CW 600P HAS A LOSS OF LIFE BECAUSE I GOT MINE YESTERDAY AND I AM IN HEAVEN SO FAR!!!!!!!!! BUY IT DUDE ITS A COOL RECIVER AND EASY SETUP

**restorerancient** · January 10th, 2008

Captive works has had great support from its release I love mine great bang for the buck.

**creativegenius** · January 10th, 2008

You might want to look at a receiver that offers a USB port (allowing for easy updates).
In my opinion any current Receiver that doesn't offer USB options is a little on the wrong side of the technology curve.

Creative Genius

**haddad287** · January 10th, 2008

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Originally Posted by restorerancient

Captive works has had great support from its release I love mine great bang for the buck.

Did you do the "How to Fav's List" By Abortism?

teri · January 10th, 2008

Thank you everyone, I have made up my mind.

matt1228 · January 10th, 2008

wut was it are u getting or not tell us cw fans

**RagingBull** · January 10th, 2008

I have the cw800 and it is a great bang for the buck. If you do not want or need PVR then I would suggest the cw7000 over the 6000 simply because it has a USB port. Its a great feature to have and the 7000 is hardly any more money.