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  1. 12-12-16, 21:48 #1
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    Vu+ Uno4K Review by Evo

    Vu+ Uno4K English Review by Evo looks like a very nice box loads of pics in the pdf
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    Evo, forget all that get an Ultimo 4k so i don't have to put up with VTi for weeks and weeks, remember the Solo4K, that was painful LOL.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DaMacFunkin View Post
    Evo, forget all that get an Ultimo 4k so i don't have to put up with VTi for weeks and weeks, remember the Solo4K, that was painful LOL.
    lol if only it was that simple

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    Just read your review and as usual it was top notch
    It's a shame you did not have a DVB-C FBC to play with as these are quoted as being able to tune 7 frequency's at once as opposed to the 4 per feed you quoted for the DVB-S2 FBC.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DaMacFunkin View Post
    Just read your review and as usual it was top notch
    It's a shame you did not have a DVB-C FBC to play with as these are quoted as being able to tune 7 frequency's at once as opposed to the 4 per feed you quoted for the DVB-S2 FBC.
    Has been tested, yes DVB-C FBC can tuner 7 frequency's at once.
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