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Quote: Originally posted by birdman101 on 28/9/2013
Be wary of these as the add says they are often ones returned faulty and re-furbished.My son-in-law had one and picture and sound did not stay in sync.Was not a bargain.

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I think your son in law must have had a rogue one.

These units are mostly factory refurbished units and usually get very good reports from people who buy them.

If my Humax were to throw in the towel one day, I would be very tempted to get one.

I hope he has now returned it to Humax.

Vin Blanc

Quote: Originally posted by Vin Blanc on 28/9/2013

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Quote: Originally posted by david8858 on 27/9/2013

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Crivvens Vin Blanc a typical Humax will set you back north of £250 quid!



Post last edited on 27/09/2013 19:04:01

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I was quoting your statement (above).David.

I think there's quite a difference between £250 and £129.

I am talking about the difference between a new Humax and  second hand one of course and for he record, I would never buy anything other than a Humax

Vin Blanc

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Quote: Originally posted by david8858 on 20/9/2013Why don't you just let people read the evidence on both links and make their own minds up Vin Blanc?

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It can be done the way I suggest for £75.


David

Post last edited on 20/09/2013 20:51:01

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Quote: Originally posted by david8858 on 28/9/2013There may well be £81 pounds difference between 250 and 129 but its only 120 max for a Horizon Nanosat so overall the costs still look similar ;)

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David

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Quote: Originally posted by david8858 on 30/9/2013

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Yep I wouldn't like to go without a jockey wheel but you can get U Clamps to fasten a satellite mount to the existing jockey wheel.

The other obvious disadvantage of the jockey wheel mount is that if you are on a pitch where the front of the van doesn't point roughly south then you've had it for dish alignment.


Granted I can't add up - it comes from being kept in captivity these days and not allowed out to play darts! David

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