Price range: £146.76
What is it: Hi-def, freesat-compatible satellite receiver
What we think: Impressive freesat receiver that's both fast and user friendly
Average user rating
6.5
good
Average user rating from 2 users
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Humax Foxsat-HD (freesat) user reviews
May 13, 2008
Posted by: mca.consultancy
"Almost, but not quite"
What I like:
HD; available to buy!
What I don't like:
Franglish on screen
Review:
EXACTLY how do I "Reserve" a program (Franglish! just like my daughters Humax PVR for FreeView) so that I can record the output from the Scart?
The clock in Standby mode keeps changing to GMT instead of BST and it has only once (in three tries so far) actually powered up - but no output. I know I am on correct Scart channel 'cus I have manually recorded from AV2 socket on my DVD-RAM recorder.
Oh! how I miss my DigiFocus Twin Tuner PVR! - but no FreeView here in new house.
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