Modifying The Box-T Firmware

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  1. Greystoke

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    Hi,

    Can the box-t firmware be modified.
     
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    Which box-t and why would you want to modify it.Is there a
    problem with the latest firmware.
     
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    Its the starview 'The Box-T'.

    Its missing the higher range of frequencies.

     
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    In most areas chorus are only transmitting from 218.000mzh up to
    378.000mzh.I know you need higher frequencies if you are receiving
    your signal from one of these screw type aerials which are on the
    net.If you have one of these aerials try doing manual scan at 618.000mzh and at 8.000mzh intervals after that.
     
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    Ch0rus are piping MMDS signal through cable in some town on the higher frequencies and also sending it out by aerial to the surrounding areas, using the higher frequencies.
     
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    The higher frequencies will work if they are applicable to you ie,
    if there is a signal to be picked up in your area.If you know 1
    frequency in the higher range do a manual scan on that frequency
    with network scan enabled and you should pull in any channels in
    that range.
     
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    I know they work.

    My question was, how to modify the firmware.
     
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