I was wanting to purchase the OTA adapter for hooking my OTA antenna into my hopper 3. I have read reviews on this adapter and some says it gets very hot and some were afraid to keep it hooked up.. Has anyone in the satellite guy community experienced this problem with this adapter. thanks
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A quick search here will help you alot.
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The latest dual tuner adapter does not run hot. There was a previous model manufactured by Hauppauge that some people had overheating issues with. As long as you buy the latest model, you should be fine.
It's the white one at the bottom of this page: Products | AirTV
I'd read the air tv adapter worked well, ran cool, and was much cheaper to buy than the Dish one.
You might research it here before buying anything.
You might research it here before buying anything.
I bought the AirTV ota dual adapter for my Wally. At first, it worked great. It always ran hot. When it started pixelating and losing sound, I called AirTV. They totally denied any connection to DISH and said they didn't warranty them to run on DISH receivers. So, since most everyone else here had good luck with them, I bought another.
At first, the new one ran great, although hot. Then, after a couple of weeks it started doing the same as the other. I live on flat coastal ground and station towers are 18 miles away. I have a Channel Master 2018 antenna. Two stations have maximum signals, two have mediocre signals. When the tuners were new, all stations pegged out at 100%.
Not saying to not buy the tuner, just relaying my experience with it.
At first, the new one ran great, although hot. Then, after a couple of weeks it started doing the same as the other. I live on flat coastal ground and station towers are 18 miles away. I have a Channel Master 2018 antenna. Two stations have maximum signals, two have mediocre signals. When the tuners were new, all stations pegged out at 100%.
Not saying to not buy the tuner, just relaying my experience with it.
I have been running the AirTV OTA tuner on my H3 for months, never had a problem with it at all.
Runs cool, none of the problems with the old Hauppauge tuner.
Runs cool, none of the problems with the old Hauppauge tuner.
another question Does the adapter always run hot or just when you are viewing or recording OTA channels?
I believe it always runs hot. I have one of the original Hauppauge dual tuners that runs hot, but it has never caused any problems for me. I suppose sometimes it's possible to get a good one.
The AirTv adapters do not run "hot" at all, whatever, whenever. Period.
I just bought one of the AirTV white models. Working very well.
Just ordered the airplay one When I get it we will see how it goes thanks everyone
WHOA!!!! When you say Airplay one, do you mean the AirTv single tuner? It will not work at all. You need the AirTv duo tuner.
I thought that's what he meant too at first. I gather there is an Apple product called Airplay 1 (and now 2 as well). I have no clue what those are, but I doubt they are USB tuners.
I should have said I got one (adapter) from air play I got the dual one so it should work sorry for confusion
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