godzillafan
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- My Satellite Setup
- T90, 1 black ultra HighGrain Quuad, 20 smart lnb (2 twins), 16/1 diseqc switch, 2x emp 4/1, S9HD, Vu+ Uno,
- My Location
- South Wales
HI All,
I have a aging Vu+ Uno (over 6 years old).
I am going to re-setup a new multisat (Wave T-55) dish with 5 lnbs!
Going 4k and wanted your thoughts on the Octagon SF8008 as I am looking at apps like kodi, stalker etc., to have on the newer box (along side Sats)
Unsure is the Vu+ can have these extra apps loaded on, but work as well as the Octagon (pros&cons).
On the flip side the scanning power on the Vu+, I think might be better than the Octagon as I normally use the DiSEqC 1.0 / 1.1 / 1.2, USALS features to setup my lnbs from the dish (not motor).
I can't find any info on the diseqc features on the Octagon, it just mentions blindscan.
Just some advice, if the Octagon can handle a multisat setup or is the Zero 4K is a better bet (if they can load apps like above on the side and they work well)!
Hope than makes sense, will save me buying another box, if one box can do both.
Cheers
I have a aging Vu+ Uno (over 6 years old).
I am going to re-setup a new multisat (Wave T-55) dish with 5 lnbs!
Going 4k and wanted your thoughts on the Octagon SF8008 as I am looking at apps like kodi, stalker etc., to have on the newer box (along side Sats)
Unsure is the Vu+ can have these extra apps loaded on, but work as well as the Octagon (pros&cons).
On the flip side the scanning power on the Vu+, I think might be better than the Octagon as I normally use the DiSEqC 1.0 / 1.1 / 1.2, USALS features to setup my lnbs from the dish (not motor).
I can't find any info on the diseqc features on the Octagon, it just mentions blindscan.
Just some advice, if the Octagon can handle a multisat setup or is the Zero 4K is a better bet (if they can load apps like above on the side and they work well)!
Hope than makes sense, will save me buying another box, if one box can do both.
Cheers