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sam1
15-07-15, 20:04
Hi All,

I used to have cloud ibox (version 1) with open-pli image and was ok with it until the remote broke and have to buy a new receiver now.

I was wondering which one do you recommend? and what image should I have on it?

Want something in range of £150 or so.

I looked around and found this http://www.world-of-satellite.co.uk/Digital-Satellite-Receivers/Vu/VU-Plus-Zero
and someone recommended this http://www.world-of-satellite.co.uk/Technomate/Technomate-TM-Nano-SE

Which one would you recommend?

Thanks

duoduo
15-07-15, 20:15
Hi Sam

The Et8000 has had good feedback recently on the forum, good bit of kit for £159.

nsw9154
15-07-15, 20:20
well for your price range i would go for the Xtrend ET8000 with 2 DVB-S tuners for the Bargain price of £159 from the sponsors pre-installed with the latest VIX Image and you also have the option of fitting a 3rd tuner at a later date if you ever need it
i have the Xtrend ET10000 and that is a Superb receiver and in my opinion they have one of the best remote control's there is bar none :thumbsup: :D

Sicilian
15-07-15, 20:20
+1 on the ET8000 http://www.world-of-satellite.co.uk/Xtrend-ET8000-2x-DVB-S2?filter_name=ET8000

sam1
15-07-15, 20:21
Hi guys,

Thanks for reply please see my edit about 2 other receivers and give your opinion :)

@nsw9154 sorry for my ignorance but what is tuner do?

duoduo
15-07-15, 20:24
I would still go with the ET8000, much more versatile compared to the 2 in your OP.

Sicilian
15-07-15, 20:27
Hi guys,

Thanks for reply please see my edit about 2 other receivers and give your opinion :)

@nsw9154 sorry for my ignorance but what is tuner do?

They're both good receivers, but not the spec the ET8000 has, ET8000 has dual core 1.3GHz CPU, internal HDD facility, upto 3 plug and play tuners. Loads better more spec, not much more money. Comes down to budget I suppose.

shotgun1
28-07-15, 11:06
They're both good receivers, but not the spec the ET8000 has, ET8000 has dual core 1.3GHz CPU, internal HDD facility, upto 3 plug and play tuners. Loads better more spec, not much more money. Comes down to budget I suppose.

Hi,

How does the hd2400 quadbox compare to the ET10000 and duo2 please? I was after the best box for transcoding!

Thanks.

Andy_Hazza
28-07-15, 13:20
I have the Mut@nt HD2400, Xtrend ET10K and I have also had a Vu+ Duo2 in the past and my fave receiver is the Mut@nt HD2400 by a long shot. All 3 boxes you have mentioned do hardware transcoded which is the best!!


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Sicilian
28-07-15, 13:43
Hi,

How does the hd2400 quadbox compare to the ET10000 and duo2 please? I was after the best box for transcoding!

Thanks.

hd2400 and ET10k more versatile to the Duo2. Spec's-wise, ET10k higher spec.