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Bush Freesat SD Digital Box (BFSAT01SD)
Bush BFSAT01SD Price Comparison (buy online now)
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| Argos | £44.03 | £5.95 | - | £49.98 |  |
About the Bush BFSAT01SD Digital Receiver
The Bush BFSAT01SD Standard Definition freesat Digital Box was released shortly after Freesat’s launch date in early May 2008. The Bush is class as a low-end receiver, although matching the Grundig and Goodmans internals as they are all manufacturered by Alba Group. The Bush BFSAT01SD offers good quality SD picture and sound, and includes the LNB in and out connection to allow you to piggy-back another digital box without the need for another cable from the satellite dish (although another cable direct is recommended). The EPG as with all Alba Group models is plain, but easy to navigate and includes the automatic tune from first switch on. The ability to add FTA channels not available in the Freesat EPG is also available.
Bush BFSAT01SD Specification
- Freesat compliant
- Access all freesat Digital channels and Radio Stations
- Handy on-screen TV listings
- Interactive TV
- Ethernet support - for future iPlayer and Kangaroo use
- Subtitles and Audio Description
- Simultaneous playing of transmissions YPbPr or Scart (2 x Scart sockets)
- Internal PSU
- Digital Audio SPDIF phono output
- Automatic software upgrade via satellite
- Audio description / One touch subtitle
- Dimensions (Width x Height x Depth): 257mm x 42mm x 165mm
- Weight: 1kg
Bush BFSAT01SD official website
Bush BFSAT01SD manuals
http://www.bushdigital.co.uk/downloads/Bush%20BFSAT01SD%20IB_Rev1-140308.pdf (1.03mb - user manual)
http://www.bushdigital.co.uk/downloads/BFSAT01SD%20QSG-Rev4-140308.pdf (0.9mb - quick start guide)
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November 17th, 2008 at 11:25 am
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November 17th, 2008 at 8:59 pm
I have 2 of the Bush SD boxes - I also have a Humax HD.
I bought them becuase at the time they were the cheapest - used in kitchen/bedroom.
For the price they are just fine - both function as expected. The look/feel of the EPG / Menu is not as nice as the Humax - but it works just as well. In fact the FTA tuning is probably better than Humax’s - allowing you to channel hop from Freesat to non Freesat channels.
I have had past problems with EPG updates - requiring manual freesat tune. But I have also had successful EPG updates.
Biggest gripe with the unit is the brightness of the Blue LED - which is on in standby. Illuminated the bedroom so much had to put tape over it.
November 17th, 2008 at 10:33 pm
I’m happy with the Bush box, except for the incredibly bright blue light when it’s turned off. With the emphasis on energy saving at the moment I find this really odd and very annoying. It actually stopped me buying a 2nd box for the bedroom. A sleep function would also be good, again I wanted a box for the bedroom, where I use the sleep function alot on my TV to save a bit of energy. Only other minor gripe is the communication between remote control and TV is a bit sluggish, even with new batteries. Other than that good with easy to use epg
November 18th, 2008 at 7:24 pm
I have had the Bush SD box since Freesat launch on 6 May,it is very easy to use. I have Programed in some non freesat frequencies such as Horse and Country,Sky news ,Ch5 the Travel channel it was easy to do. The bright blue led is too bright so I put a small peice of black tape over half of it. This is an excellent starter box good value for money. Buy it you can’t go wrong.