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<blockquote data-quote="Gazzah" data-source="post: 4367">I think it is time i bought another receiver and would welcome any advice anyone has on what is the best one to buy.I hear alot about the main three Echostar, Humax and Nokia but which was is the best? At the moment i have a Echostar AD-3000 IP but it looks likes there is something up with the micro processor hence why i am going to buy another one.Another Echostar appeals to me either the 3600 which i arent sure if it is out yet or the Echostar D-2600. Another Echostar because i am used to the way they work and hopefully would be able to install it myself. It worries me a little if i go for another make i wouldnt be able to install it myself plus i hear the Echostar is the top of the range.My setup is pretty simple though i have 2 fixed dishes one pointing to Astra and one to Hotbird. I also arent bothered at all about receiving analogue channels.How do Humax and Nokia compare to Echostar? I need to make a decision soon as my existing Echostar is a pain in the ass for losing channels just as you are getting into a movie etc.I would welcome any advice you have on this matterKind regardsGaz</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gazzah, post: 4367"] I think it is time i bought another receiver and would welcome any advice anyone has on what is the best one to buy. I hear alot about the main three Echostar, Humax and Nokia but which was is the best? At the moment i have a Echostar AD-3000 IP but it looks likes there is something up with the micro processor hence why i am going to buy another one. Another Echostar appeals to me either the 3600 which i arent sure if it is out yet or the Echostar D-2600. Another Echostar because i am used to the way they work and hopefully would be able to install it myself. It worries me a little if i go for another make i wouldnt be able to install it myself plus i hear the Echostar is the top of the range. My setup is pretty simple though i have 2 fixed dishes one pointing to Astra and one to Hotbird. I also arent bothered at all about receiving analogue channels. How do Humax and Nokia compare to Echostar? I need to make a decision soon as my existing Echostar is a pain in the ass for losing channels just as you are getting into a movie etc. I would welcome any advice you have on this matter Kind regards Gaz [/QUOTE]

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