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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Adelaide SA
Posts: 1,255
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Hey there, recently we decided to get both the T-box and T-hub. The T-hub has been fine and is actually a great bit of gear however the T-box is proving to be a bit of a pain. First one we got would just decide to stop putting out any signal at all through HDMI from time to time, after changing between the 4 ports on the TV it would do the same thing. Got that sent back and now this second one decides it doesn't want to give us good TV reception, however once we plug the aerial straight in the TV the picture is fine between all channels. We have a 46 inch Sony Bravia LCD so I assume there shouldn't be any compatibility issues at all. Just curious to know who has one and if they have had any issues at all? I'm hoping this thread doesn't turn into a Telstra bashing fest thanks
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Looking for Telstra T-box owners
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