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    Hey Guys im a newbie and im a bit fed up with my starview 7 so i am changing and upgrading to a new sky box.

    so I am looking to buy a sky box alternative to use in the uk and a sky dish plus the sat finder etc, so if you can recommend where to buy.... and anyone help with the setup as im a complete newbie

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    Quote Originally Posted by mastero View Post
    Hey Guys im a newbie and im a bit fed up with my starview 7 so i am changing and upgrading to a new sky box.

    so I am looking to buy a sky box alternative to use in the uk and a sky dish plus the sat finder etc, so if you can recommend where to buy.... and anyone help with the setup as im a complete newbie

    PM me
    Have a look at the Dreambox section mate its a minefield when you start so start by reading the red stickies at the top.

    A simple pm wont help you as there loads to learn.
    Decide on what box you want and what kind of dish and thats a start.
    This is how we all started,no one will pop round and do it for you as its not plug and play like cable.

    Good luck

    Andy.

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    Thanks for replying Andy,

    Yeah I know - I have been reading up etc, so you recon dreambox's are the way to go? I was thinking 500? Is this box 1 any good and 2 whats it like for future proof possiblitys as dont want to be like starview etc and constantly going off when the krypt views all stayed on.

    I will have a read etc etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mastero View Post
    Thanks for replying Andy,

    Yeah I know - I have been reading up etc, so you recon dreambox's are the way to go? I was thinking 500? Is this box 1 any good and 2 whats it like for future proof possiblitys as dont want to be like starview etc and constantly going off when the krypt views all stayed on.

    I will have a read etc etc.
    Dreambox is well suppoprted on here and other similar forums if problems arise or you need some advice.
    The Dm 500 is a good starter box but most soon want hd and go for the Dm 800hd.
    All depends on budget but i would recommend motor set up with Dm 800hd.
    If you have quids by a Vu Duo Twin Tuner.

    Andy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mastero View Post
    whats it like for future proof possiblitys as dont want to be like starview etc and constantly going off when the krypt views all stayed on.
    It's hard to say. It used to be C/S was a specialist subject. Only a very small number of people were doing it, and it required a lot of reading to understand, because of that it stayed under they radar for years!

    Nowadays, since N3 on cable, tons of people have made the change to satellite CS and the numbers have increased exponentially. This has no doubt brought it firmly into the sights of the big satellite companies.

    We know they're trying to combat CS, but we don't know when they'll be successful. The main softcam used CCCam isn't being developed anymore, so It could just be a matter of time before the CS avenue is closed. Hopefully not though.

 

 

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