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<blockquote data-quote="owenski" data-source="post: 688374" data-attributes="member: 189325">The D2 mac days where great. TV1000, Filmnet, BBC Prime, TV3 Denmark Norway and Sweden+ Tv Norge and TV Danmark.&nbsp; I had a Amstrad&nbsp; SRD 2000 satellite receiver back in 1997 Then the nearby satellite shop sold me my first d2 mac decoder and it was a Multimac 400 with a goldcard. Back in 1997 I did not even have a card programmer so had to take my goldgold card down to the satellite shop once a month to them to update it for me for £5I had d2mac decoders right to the end and I had gone through alot of them too.My first d2mac decoder was a brand new Multimac 400 Then after it broke the next Three d2 mac decoders I got were second hand and they were,A Philips CTU900 (never liked this one as it was buggy) Then I had a Pace D2 mac then finally I got a Churchhill D2mac decoder I still have the Churchhill decoder in the loft as I have not got the heart to bin it even though I know its useless now.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="owenski, post: 688374, member: 189325"] The D2 mac days where great. TV1000, Filmnet, BBC Prime, TV3 Denmark Norway and Sweden+ Tv Norge and TV Danmark. I had a Amstrad SRD 2000 satellite receiver back in 1997 Then the nearby satellite shop sold me my first d2 mac decoder and it was a Multimac 400 with a goldcard. Back in 1997 I did not even have a card programmer so had to take my goldgold card down to the satellite shop once a month to them to update it for me for £5 I had d2mac decoders right to the end and I had gone through alot of them too. My first d2mac decoder was a brand new Multimac 400 Then after it broke the next Three d2 mac decoders I got were second hand and they were, A Philips CTU900 (never liked this one as it was buggy) Then I had a Pace D2 mac then finally I got a Churchhill D2mac decoder I still have the Churchhill decoder in the loft as I have not got the heart to bin it even though I know its useless now. [/QUOTE]

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