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daryaz · 25-11-07, 10:24 PM

Yeah guys your right cant wait to that baby up and get all that free telly

can you guys help in getting my system running with the latest patchs?

jomc2001 · 25-11-07, 10:32 PM

im sure youl get plenty of help on here the people here seem very friendly like anything else you must read up on as much as poss that way you get more satisfaction when you get there in the end good luck

Robbo · 25-11-07, 10:38 PM

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Originally Posted by daryaz

Yeah guys your right cant wait to that baby up and get all that free telly

can you guys help in getting my system running with the latest patchs?

The patching aspect is actually very simple with the TMs, there is a guide in the Technomate section for the TM1000 series, there really is not much to it. The 5200D is slightly different because of the USB port , but as far as I know can still be done the same way or with a USB flash drive.

Your biggest challenge will probably be getting your motorised dish to work and track the arc properly, there are a couple of guides on here for that too, plus we will help you if you need it too.

madrat · 25-11-07, 10:42 PM

well you wont be the only one, I'm fitting a motorised system too. Although I need to cast concrete foundation first so you will probably be ahead of me. Good luck

jomc2001 · 25-11-07, 10:46 PM

robbo71 is right keep on the arc and everything will fall into place nicely

Robbo · 25-11-07, 11:43 PM

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Originally Posted by madrat

well you wont be the only one, I'm fitting a motorised system too. Although I need to cast concrete foundation first so you will probably be ahead of me. Good luck

Get the tea made mate, and get 'er mixing.

I wish my wife would mix concrete for me.

madrat · 26-11-07, 12:09 AM

She has to do it because I can never get it rite, I can dry mix it but when it comes to the water

still swings and roundabouts, I can cook better than she can

pontiend · 27-11-07, 11:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Yorks

I think you may need to use one of your life lines for that one.

It stands for maximum variable. This is an integer used by the algorithm in the setvar folder to decrypt the values for forward error correction. (and if you believe that - you believe anything).

EER.I will have to think about that one.

BGonaSTICK · 28-11-07, 02:49 AM

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Originally Posted by nanochickin

Just exactly what the fook is a maxvar image

Nano

MaxVar is just the name given to images (primarily from the Gemini Project) that make best use of the limited amount of /var (memory) space in boxes such as the DM500 - i.e. those with less memory than the 7xxx series (and no USB port).

It's just optimised for the smaller capacity boxes. They normally do two versions, one of which is tweaked and one which isn't.

Billet · 28-11-07, 10:31 AM

Hi all, new system fitted, took about two hours, everything from E to W working perfectly.

Fitted by "Picture Perfect" of Hereford

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madrat Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Leicestershire Posts: 1,705 Thanks: 4 Thanked 12 Times in 11 Posts	Re: Well i bought one She has to do it because I can never get it rite, I can dry mix it but when it comes to the water still swings and roundabouts, I can cook better than she can __________________ *I want it and I want it now*


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