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  • mdallison
    Junior Member
    • Jul 2009
    • 38
    #1

    DM800 HD or Blade BM7000s

    DM800 HD or Blade BM7000s

    I am thinking of buying a second box, I already have a DM800 but I have been looking at the BM7000s what are peoples views on this box. Should I go for another DM800 or give the BM7000s? I am leaning towards the Blade but I'm not sure.
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    • Rodbouy
      DK Veteran
      • Jul 2010
      • 1320
      #2
      I just recently sold my blade for a dm800s.

      The Blade is a really nice box. Easy to setup. Picture quality is flawless. Use v100p fw tho as I found the more recent FWs to be buggy.

      It did have the odd lockup but that seem to be less frequent with the 100p fw and setup as static only.

      Recording is easy, attach a usb or ext HDD and it records right away and perfect too.

      So if you want a box to do as exactly as it says on the tin with no complications then this would be a good choice.


      Reason I moved to the Dm800s is purely curiosity. In the 18 months I been on sat I have went through 4 boxes as I treat it as a new toy to mess about with. The clones put me off but the reports on the DM800 pro were good and so far its been rock solid.

      Much more control and more stuff to play with.

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        • brin251
          Top Poster
          • Dec 2008
          • 122
          #3
          blade 7000s

          Originally posted by Rodbouy
          I just recently sold my blade for a dm800s.

          The Blade is a really nice box. Easy to setup. Picture quality is flawless. Use v100p fw tho as I found the more recent FWs to be buggy.

          It did have the odd lockup but that seem to be less frequent with the 100p fw and setup as static only.

          Recording is easy, attach a usb or ext HDD and it records right away and perfect too.

          So if you want a box to do as exactly as it says on the tin with no complications then this would be a good choice.




          Reason I moved to the Dm800s is purely curiosity. In the 18 months I been on sat I have went through 4 boxes as I treat it as a new toy to mess about with. The clones put me off but the reports on the DM800 pro were good and so far its been rock solid.

          Much more control and more stuff to play with.

          I am getting one of these id like a little help if u can i am thinkin of using a motorised 1m dish with this box would that be ok and will i be able to view the channels using the cccam and newcam i know my friend has a technomate and he has to put in a new softcam everyday i wanna try avoid this if poss

          Thx

          Bri

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