Basic set top box
 

Hi,

What would people recommend for a cheap, basic set top box? I'm not
interested in fancy EPGs or OSDs, or dual scarts, or anything like that.
All it needs to be is stable.

Thanks,

Joe

All it needs to be is stable.

Most boxes have the centre of gravity safely above the base. I don't think you
need to worry about this.

Bill
On the subject of television interference, there can be no doubt that the most
effective solution is the one that prevents the interference from ever
occurring.
Practical Television, August 1950.

All it needs to be is stable.

Most boxes have the centre of gravity safely above the base. I don't think you
need to worry about this.

Bill
On the subject of television interference, there can be no doubt that the most
effective solution is the one that prevents the interference from ever
occurring.
Practical Television, August 1950.

"Bill" wrote in message
...
All it needs to be is stable.

Most boxes have the centre of gravity safely above the base. I don't think
you
need to worry about this.

Thanks for that ;-) I was thinking more along the lines of not needing to be
reset every 5 minutes.

"Bill" wrote in message
...
All it needs to be is stable.

Most boxes have the centre of gravity safely above the base. I don't think
you
need to worry about this.

Thanks for that ;-) I was thinking more along the lines of not needing to be
reset every 5 minutes.

Bill wrote:
All it needs to be is stable.

Most boxes have the centre of gravity safely above the base. I don't
think you need to worry about this.


Some of the 'bread-bin' style boxes can have stability problems if
they are stood upside down. I have noticed a tendency to rock.

Ray

Bill wrote:
All it needs to be is stable.

Most boxes have the centre of gravity safely above the base. I don't
think you need to worry about this.


Some of the 'bread-bin' style boxes can have stability problems if
they are stood upside down. I have noticed a tendency to rock.

Ray

Bill wrote:
All it needs to be is stable.

Most boxes have the centre of gravity safely above the base. I don't
think you need to worry about this.


Some of the 'bread-bin' style boxes can have stability problems if
they are stood upside down. I have noticed a tendency to rock.

Ray

Bill wrote:
All it needs to be is stable.

Most boxes have the centre of gravity safely above the base. I don't
think you need to worry about this.


Some of the 'bread-bin' style boxes can have stability problems if
they are stood upside down. I have noticed a tendency to rock.

Ray

Joe Matthews wrote:
Hi,

What would people recommend for a cheap, basic set top box? I'm not
interested in fancy EPGs or OSDs, or dual scarts, or anything like
that. All it needs to be is stable.

Thanks,

Joe

Kids have the " Bush DFTA4 " £59:99 at Argos, has never been switched
off or reset in the three weeks we/they have had it.
YMMV.

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