OTHER old nfusion rx
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If older, assume it's a DVB only receiver? If so, still good for most of 97w plus a few other DVB channels here and there on some other sats. Things are quickly changing to DVB-S2. If you're looking to get back into FTA and are considering upgrading your receiver I would recommend the Amiko Mini HD SE. 
P.S. Welcome!
P.S. Welcome!
The Phoenix is a standard definition receiver. It would be good for what FTA4PA mentioned.
The Amiko mini HD SE is less than $100 including shipping. No Amiko clones that I am aware of.
The Amiko mini HD SE is less than $100 including shipping. No Amiko clones that I am aware of.
Check here for specs and authorized dealers: http://www.amikoalienusa.com/?page_id=998#axzz3jUQcmSgU
im also in the same boat i have a solars and i havnt used it since 2008. can i still use my solars r there any updates or should i buy the amiko
The Amiko HD SE is a 'tried and true' TRUE FTA receiver. MPEG standards.
For True FTA, it should work for 97W, total of more than 200 channels, most of which are foreign tho-. (with a proper dish and LNBF)
Only at HACK sitesI believe, of which This Is Not, only TRUE FTA. (the warning is in the forum header)
For True FTA, it should work for 97W, total of more than 200 channels, most of which are foreign tho-. (with a proper dish and LNBF)
Trying to get stuff on DISH's Satellites for free is hacking, you won't get far on this forum if that is your intent.
You will want a little larger dish and have a clear LOS from at least 61.5 to 127. Ok if not though, you will need to get a compass or an APP for your phone and see what sats you can receive in your area.
if i get an amiko receiver can i pick up all 110 and 119 channels in new york and would i need a bigger or special dish would an ordinary dish with twin LNB`s work
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