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<blockquote data-quote="pete12" data-source="post: 43102" data-attributes="member: 176688">Nismo400RFrom what I've read the MR can do what my Magic Cam (embedded) can do if a I bought a Titanium card, (very difficult to get hold off) and a new programmer. My existing programmer will do Fun Cards but not Titanium cards. 8 months ago Fun Cards were what was used, now they have limited use for encryptions. This is what you have to accept if you enter the satellite hobby (that's what it is) whats good one week maybe not the next.The problem with the cams is when a maker brings out a new cam they cease to support the older models. There's a new wave off cams out there which is the best and what will survive I don't know. Maybe it's the MRThe only advice that I can offer that is concrete is to go motorised. This will allow you to take advantage of FTA and other satellites. When they were available to me Thor(1W) and Hispasat(30) were far the best. Regardspete12</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pete12, post: 43102, member: 176688"] Nismo400R From what I've read the MR can do what my Magic Cam (embedded) can do if a I bought a Titanium card, (very difficult to get hold off) and a new programmer. My existing programmer will do Fun Cards but not Titanium cards. 8 months ago Fun Cards were what was used, now they have limited use for encryptions. This is what you have to accept if you enter the satellite hobby (that's what it is) whats good one week maybe not the next. The problem with the cams is when a maker brings out a new cam they cease to support the older models. There's a new wave off cams out there which is the best and what will survive I don't know. Maybe it's the MR The only advice that I can offer that is concrete is to go motorised. This will allow you to take advantage of FTA and other satellites. When they were available to me Thor(1W) and Hispasat(30) were far the best. Regards pete12 [/QUOTE]

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