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  1. 10-01-17, 11:18 #1
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    Triple Tuner

    Does the hd51 support dual tuners. I am looking for two sat feeds and one aerial connection so I can record two programs and watch a third at the same time
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  3. 10-01-17, 11:25 #2
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    Won't that be a triple tuner then?
    2xdvb-c and 1xdvb-s then I think not but happy to be corrected

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    No ..... you probably need to look at the Arm receivers from Vu+ , Octagon SF4008 or if you don,t need 4K then Xtrend ET8500
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    Quote Originally Posted by twol View Post
    No ..... you probably need to look at the Arm receivers from Vu+
    OMG what is all this LOL.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DaMacFunkin View Post
    OMG what is all this LOL.
    Never one to be (totally) biased ... and if they ever fixed all their problems and had decent customer service I might one day even buy one!!! .... but I guess I have a long time to wait
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    I've got 5 Vu+ boxes. All work fine for me. A few minor issues maybe. And kernels are a bit old.

    But for a triple tuner there are plenty of options that are not ARM.
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    Take a look at the Edision Osmega.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Sicilian View Post
    Take a look at the Edision Osmega.


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    What would you say is a more superior receiver. The technomate Nano one or the edison osmega?
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    Quote Originally Posted by joysleep1 View Post
    What would you say is a more superior receiver. The technomate Nano one or the edison osmega?
    Both are great receivers. The OS Mega is higher spec, but really depends what tuner configuration the user requires. The Nano SE M2 plus offers tuner combinations that the OS Mega doesn't.

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    Has anybody tried a usb tuner with with the mutant hd 51 ?

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    yes I'm running with a USB C DVBSky T330 and 2 x Sat, no probs whatsover
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