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  1. 28-12-14, 10:26 #1
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    Channel changer like Sky eye

    Looking for a channel changer set up that is similar to Sky eye that can b used with the Linux receivers .anyone got any suggestions

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    Last edited by Rob van der Does; 28-12-14 at 10:49. Reason: I changed 'sly' into 'Sky' for you
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