Satelite TV
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i have fta now and its great - 1200 channels. my dad has the atmega and i'm not sure what he should do::
buy an fta for 200 OR spend $75 to have the dealer load the tsop etc. i don't have that equipment, but have the atmega skills
buy an fta for 200 OR spend $75 to have the dealer load the tsop etc. i don't have that equipment, but have the atmega skills
Unfortunately, you can't just download and use the atmega n2 freeware without modifying your receiver first with certain tools that most novice satelite users don't have.l69norm said:
Yes i would be very interested in Bell being hacked open but no one ever wants to talk about it. I69norm PM me with info please....
i guess the advantage of fta receivers now is that you can use one receiver to get both bev/dish with only 2 dishes/3lnbs.
This is what's up in the Satellite testing world ... from what I've read 
ExpressVu is down on FTA because of the move to Nagra3. I belong to a few Satellite Forums and I've seen nothing about Atmega working so I would call BS on I69norm.
DishNet is still up with Atmega and FTA receivers but they have started their N3 card swap so it will be down at sometime in the future.
DirecTV has not been publicly cracked but you can get a subbed bin for about $50/month ... so why bother?
I wouldn't buy any new equipment right now if I was you. Wait until N3 is fully cracked (if it gets cracked) and see what equipment works.
Cheers.
ExpressVu is down on FTA because of the move to Nagra3. I belong to a few Satellite Forums and I've seen nothing about Atmega working so I would call BS on I69norm.
DishNet is still up with Atmega and FTA receivers but they have started their N3 card swap so it will be down at sometime in the future.
DirecTV has not been publicly cracked but you can get a subbed bin for about $50/month ... so why bother?
I wouldn't buy any new equipment right now if I was you. Wait until N3 is fully cracked (if it gets cracked) and see what equipment works.
Cheers.
Always could because they use the same DVB delivery format. The amount of LNB's and dishes depends on what you want to see. If only regular channels then 2 dishes 3 LNB's. If you want HD as well, you'll need 5 LNB's with 3 dishes or 1 regular and 1 large (to get 3 sats).check_mate said:
Cheers.
Does a subbed bin open the PPV's?Heanchman #21 said:This is what's up in the Satellite testing world ... from what I've read
ExpressVu is down on FTA because of the move to Nagra3. I belong to a few Satellite Forums and I've seen nothing about Atmega working so I would call BS on I69norm.
DishNet is still up with Atmega and FTA receivers but they have started their N3 card swap so it will be down at sometime in the future.
DirecTV has not been publicly cracked but you can get a subbed bin for about $50/month ... so why bother?
I wouldn't buy any new equipment right now if I was you. Wait until N3 is fully cracked (if it gets cracked) and see what equipment works.
Cheers.
LOL, ... Sorry dude. Thought this was a new thread.l69norm said:
True, but disconnect it from the Internet and see how long it lasts.
Cheers.
Not from what I've read.sting said:
I still wouldn't for over that amount of money per month.
Cheers.
