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July 16th, 2009
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Asking for help choosing right reciever
Hi
I have a sv360p without ihub. There seems to be more out there for me with a larger dish, (I was given a 72" c-band) using c-band and k/u. I am not really interested in dn or direct. I guess more FTA. According to Lynsat, I live in a good area,
SE Missouri, for signals and there are LNB options for the bud's. I was looking on ebay and searched for c & k/u and Pansat came up. I am looking for recommendations and advice.
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Garland
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July 16th, 2009
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Re: Asking for help choosing right reciever
Whats wrong with the the sonicview?
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The Sonicview iHub is the most advanced serial-to-ethernet converter. The Sonicview iHub supports media delivery over ethernet via the serial port of your Sonicview 360 Premier, Sonicview 360 Elite, and Sonicview 8000HD. Media Playback: Video: IPTV (only available on SV 8000HD) Music: Playback of MP3 files over the network Pictures: View Pictures over the network Network Communication: Supports encrypted communication over ethernet Firmware Upgrade.
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July 16th, 2009
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Re: Asking for help choosing right reciever
Nothing at all..............will it do c band and k/u. Being a newbie has it's has its advantages.
Garland
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July 16th, 2009
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Re: Asking for help choosing right reciever
not much on C band, Sonicview can do anything a Pansat can plus a lot more...try out your luck with galaxy 10 123w...wild feed satellite, has tv shows, some movies and sports. Lot of older generation shows on it.
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July 16th, 2009
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Re: Asking for help choosing right reciever
I was looking for something like that, I will give it a try. I did not see or did not understand that the sv360 was that universal. Thank you.
Garland
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July 17th, 2009
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Re: Asking for help choosing right reciever
No problem man...123w is a satellite feed that a lot of people on this forum turn too when they lose DN or Bev...plus 123w never goes down, and no files are needed.
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Re: Asking for help choosing right reciever
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No problem man...123w is a satellite feed that a lot of people on this forum turn too when they lose DN or Bev...plus 123w never goes down, and no files are needed.
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