witch nufusion to buy - ABA DSS

**newf** · February 16th, 2009

I have a view sat ultra and it has been down for months and was looking to buy a nufusion to get bev(i miss my tv)just woun dering witch one to but and where in canada can i order one for the best price.
What is the support for them like and are they easy to set up and use?

**eclipsemoon** · February 16th, 2009

Yes, Very Easy To setup .Well nfusion runs on iks,you need to have INTERNET. so it almost always up. Support is probably one of the best if not the best.it all depends if you want a hd box or standard box. and it is working on bev through card sharing. as far as where to buy one in Canada. i cant help you there buddy but i am sure some one will be able to give you some info Good Luck.

**snakebite** · February 16th, 2009

you can get one through canada sat or digital satellite

**VGiddy** · February 16th, 2009

newf - I am surprised to hear that your Viewsat Ultra has not been working for months.
The recent software which I believe was released on the 3rd. of February, is still up and running.

Hoever, with regards to your request, if you are looking at an SD (Standard Definition) model, I would suggest you go with the NFusion Phoenix model priced at about Can$ 199.99 plus taxes. The Solaris is having some teething problems at the moment and would stay away from it for now. Or else the NFusion HD priced at Can $ 459.99 and you need to buy the 8psk module as well at Can $ 99.99.

The authorized agents are the Digital Store and Canada Sat. Check out their sites for pricing. I think the 8psk module is sold only by Canada Sat and they have a combination price for the receiver and module as well.

Good luck.

**newf** · February 16th, 2009

i only have my dish at bev

**creativegenius** · February 16th, 2009

Hey Newf:

Well I must say, it is good to see you considering a move to a nFusion unit. This will provide you with an opportunity to reaquaint yourself with B3V.

With respect to the different models, there are:

The original Nova unit (small silver one), this unit is discontinued, but still supported, then there is the Solaris, which is the exact same unit as the Nova, its just painted black, then there is the Phoenix, which is a few $$$ more than the Nova or Solaris, but offers a better quality tuner and more memory for EPG etc ... this unit is non HD but delivers a nice picture on all SD channels.

If you have some extra money, own an HD tv, then you may want to look at the nFusion HD unit, this is the Rolls Royce of nFusion products and is priced in the mid 400$ range.

As for were you can get one of these units to, I'll do some checking for you

Creative Genius

colt · February 17th, 2009

Sounds good creative... Looking to get one to .i've got the 200 dollar paper wait iks eks whatever they call it you no what I mean

**tiger-55** · February 17th, 2009

hello cg i have a question first of all dont jump all over me to hi jack this thread you can delete it if you want.you think nfusion hd will be ok to buy and support n3. thanks

**Landscapeman** · February 17th, 2009

Ether get the Phoenix or the HD. They will have the N3 work arounds

**pchurch** · February 17th, 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Landscapeman

Ether get the Phoenix or the HD. They will have the N3 work arounds

My picks too.