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**VGiddy** · June 20th, 2009

Unless you were around during N1, N2 early days, you would not realize that it takes some time for coders to understand the new programing and come up with a suitable bin to get back all the channels.

Bev has been down now at least 5 to 6 months or more and Dish just went down.
A cardless fix will take time to do.

However, as indicated by CG, should you read some stuff available here in this forum with regards to other available alternatives.
For example SV units working fine with the iHUB, NFusion units working on Bev,
also I am told that XBox units are also working with a network connection.

So the above proves that something is and can be done.

So my advise to all who are missing their TV. DO NOT JUMP OFF THE DEEP END.
Be patient and all will be well.
For the moment hook up your Rabbit ears and watch TV........LOL.

June 20th, 2009	#6 (permalink)
VGiddy Veteran Abadss Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 1,778 Credits: 1,736.95 Thanks: 144 Thanked 1,165 Times in 674 Posts	Re: is it the end of the line on free satellite signals? Unless you were around during N1, N2 early days, you would not realize that it takes some time for coders to understand the new programing and come up with a suitable bin to get back all the channels. Bev has been down now at least 5 to 6 months or more and Dish just went down. A cardless fix will take time to do. However, as indicated by CG, should you read some stuff available here in this forum with regards to other available alternatives. For example SV units working fine with the iHUB, NFusion units working on Bev, also I am told that XBox units are also working with a network connection. So the above proves that something is and can be done. So my advise to all who are missing their TV. DO NOT JUMP OFF THE DEEP END. Be patient and all will be well. For the moment hook up your Rabbit ears and watch TV........LOL.