euro.sat
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- Joined
- Sep 22, 2015
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- My Satellite Setup
- Skybox F3 with 1.1m motorised dish, Openbox S10 with 80cm motorised dish, and Openbox S9 with 60cm motorised dish. Azbox Premium for 4:2:2 feeds, and DVB-S2 USB reciever.
- My Location
- Cheshire
After hearing good things about the TM-5402, I found a second hand one on eBay fairly cheap, so decided to buy one. However, after playing with it a bit this afternoon - I'm pretty disappointed with the tuner. Some stuff that I could previoulsy get with the Skybox F3 (which is possibly even a cheap and nasty clone), I no longer seem to be able to get with the TM (or the channels break up a bit at least)
I've noticed this particularily on weak signals (eg the 4W channels) and feeds at 7E/10E. One minute the signal will be pretty high (for example, something like 68% on a feed), then it'll totally drop out, and the box displays (No or bad signal), the 'moving dish' message pops up again (not sure why), then it pops back to full strength again. Quite frustrating. On the previous box, the channel would normally stay on, but glitch of freeze a little if there were signal issues. Am I doing something wrong?
It also seems to move the dish slighly strangely too. When moving satellite, the dish moves a fraction, pauses, then moves on to where it's meant to be. Possibly a power/signal to the motor issue?
I've noticed this particularily on weak signals (eg the 4W channels) and feeds at 7E/10E. One minute the signal will be pretty high (for example, something like 68% on a feed), then it'll totally drop out, and the box displays (No or bad signal), the 'moving dish' message pops up again (not sure why), then it pops back to full strength again. Quite frustrating. On the previous box, the channel would normally stay on, but glitch of freeze a little if there were signal issues. Am I doing something wrong?
It also seems to move the dish slighly strangely too. When moving satellite, the dish moves a fraction, pauses, then moves on to where it's meant to be. Possibly a power/signal to the motor issue?