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<blockquote data-quote="el bandido" data-source="post: 1157859" data-attributes="member: 316102">The SF8008 Supreme is not the exact same as the Edision MIO 4K receivers when it comes to satellite signal reception. Similar, maybe, but I think you will find a different tuner/demod combination.The SF8008 was a pretty buggy item back when it was first released.&nbsp; Work was done to improve the SF8008, and even today it is at least a decent if not exceptional FTA DX type receiver.The SF8008 Supreme has provisions for internal hard drive which will be a big plus or upgrade for some users. The wifi/Internet connection is different than the SF8008. And of course the way the SF8008 receives satellite signals is a bit different from the original SF8008.Even though the SF8008 and SF8008 Supreme use the same enigma2 image, there are differences and there are things that probably need to be worked on in the SF8008 Supreme. Only time will tell if the SF8008 Supreme is as good as, worse, or better at satellite reception than the SF8008.Octagon has shown a desire to be good at DX type satellite signals.&nbsp; FTA Satellite users that use low symbol rate channels or services,&nbsp; blindscan, and search for things will need to purchase the SF8008 Supreme, then tell Octagon how or what to fix. This will take some time. The SF8008 Supreme has been on the market for maybe 3 weeks???&nbsp; We will see....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="el bandido, post: 1157859, member: 316102"] The SF8008 Supreme is not the exact same as the Edision MIO 4K receivers when it comes to satellite signal reception. Similar, maybe, but I think you will find a different tuner/demod combination. The SF8008 was a pretty buggy item back when it was first released. Work was done to improve the SF8008, and even today it is at least a decent if not exceptional FTA DX type receiver. The SF8008 Supreme has provisions for internal hard drive which will be a big plus or upgrade for some users. The wifi/Internet connection is different than the SF8008. And of course the way the SF8008 receives satellite signals is a bit different from the original SF8008. Even though the SF8008 and SF8008 Supreme use the same enigma2 image, there are differences and there are things that probably need to be worked on in the SF8008 Supreme. Only time will tell if the SF8008 Supreme is as good as, worse, or better at satellite reception than the SF8008. Octagon has shown a desire to be good at DX type satellite signals. FTA Satellite users that use low symbol rate channels or services, blindscan, and search for things will need to purchase the SF8008 Supreme, then tell Octagon how or what to fix. This will take some time. The SF8008 Supreme has been on the market for maybe 3 weeks??? We will see.... [/QUOTE]

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