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Thread: Looking for 12v Satellite Box (ET5000)

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    Looking for 12v Satellite Box (ET5000)

    Hi guys.
    I need a 12v capable box. Boxes marketed as 12v tend to be total cr*p, so I'm looking at alternatives. A lot of / most dreamboxes seem to fit the bill but I hate them!
    I'm cosidering the new ET5000 which appears to have an external power supply and runs on 12V.
    Can anyone advise please (eg. which box, cables needed, power consumption etc)

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    The ET5000 indeed has a 12V powersupply, rated at 3.5A.
    You know that nowadays there are very good inverters (12V= --> 230V~ sinus)?

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    et5k have 12v and so does the pace skydodgy box

    i have one if you need

    et5k on sale here but be quick
    http://www.world-of-satellite.com/sh...00-with-Remote
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rob van der Does View Post
    The ET5000 indeed has a 12V powersupply, rated at 3.5A.

    Does this mean I can power the box from a car cigarette lighter (safely)?
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    Quote Originally Posted by plusser View Post
    Does this mean I can power the box from a car cigarette lighter (safely)?
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    Absolutely. Make sure the cable is not too thin.

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