Software for EL700Fta Super

iffi1967

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My Satellite Setup
I am using star track world in box II(Free to Air) I am using PIII computer
My location is Pakistan I am using ECHOLINK EL700FTA Super for the last many days I am trying to get software for my receiver from website SRSUPPORT.COM but unable to perform the job as file format is not correct and also no loader is available please help me to find out hte way
 
The file comes as a zip file - you have to unzip it using winzip or similar.
 
when you unzip the file it gives you the softwear and the loader and you have to unzip the loader asswell the loader name is ALIMUPG51
 
Hi, I have just bought an echolink EL-700FTA, I have connected it to my existing sattelite dish which was used for Sky TV. I can watch loads of shopping, god or the 5 anoulogue channels but everything else is either scrambled or no signal. I was under the impression that I would receive loads of channels for free including the latest movies. Have I wasted my money?
 
Basically yes if you are expecting the scrambled channels.

You cant get Sky pay channels for free no matter what patches you put on that receiver.

Sorry to tell you if you want the full monty then you get a Sky digibox and pay Mr Murdoch 40 quid a month
 
Thanks for the reply, will I be able to move the dish to receive extra channels? Also some of the channels that are scrambled on the echolink box I can receive for free on virgin of freeview is there anything I can do these channels?

Thanks.
 
There are hundreds of free channels available in the skies above Europe, but not a lot transmitting in English.Theres not many of the pay tv services still available on receiver patches these days - the heyday of the patch was two-three years ago when all sorts of interesting things could be watched with the right software.

Also some of the channels that are scrambled on the echolink box I can receive for free on virgin of freeview is there anything I can do these channels?

You obviously didnt understand my previous post - ALL the satellite delivered Sky pay channels are totally secure, so if you want them you pay for them. Costs start from 16 quid a month.
 
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