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UNVMYRZR
12-08-2020, 03:05 AM
A power surge killed the T5. Looking for the latest and greatest that is comparable or better. Any advice would be great. It was a really good unit and dont want to get a bad clone. IKS preferred.

Thanks
UNV

Terryl
12-08-2020, 03:34 AM
If it has an external power supply (and I think it does) it can be replaced with any 12 volt 3 amp supply that has the same DC power plug.

The supply that plugs into the wall will go first.

beefcake
12-08-2020, 03:36 AM
I hear you its a great box the t5 and a great question what will replace it good luck buddy .

UNVMYRZR
12-08-2020, 02:06 PM
If it has an external power supply (and I think it does) it can be replaced with any 12 volt 3 amp supply that has the same DC power plug.

The supply that plugs into the wall will go first.

Its not the power supply because I have 2 T5's and it wont power up at all and I can smell that the circuit board cooked somehow.

So where can I find another T5 if there isn't anything new. I cant go IPTV because my internet is too slowwwwwwww.

The Noof
12-10-2020, 01:43 PM
Its not the power supply because I have 2 T5's and it wont power up at all and I can smell that the circuit board cooked somehow.

So where can I find another T5 if there isn't anything new. I cant go IPTV because my internet is too slowwwwwwww.

Not sure where you live, but if in Canada,Kijiji & Ebay have them from time to time.Also dreamlink in Scarborough ontario shows inventory of new ones...at 300.00 plus dollars.

UNVMYRZR
12-13-2020, 03:01 PM
Not sure where you live, but if in Canada,Kijiji & Ebay have them from time to time.Also dreamlink in Scarborough ontario shows inventory of new ones...at 300.00 plus dollars.

Ouch! I only paid 180 when they were the latest and greatest. I think I found the problem on my circuit board and will attempt the microsolder repair today. Thanks for the tip.

The Noof
12-13-2020, 06:06 PM
Ouch! I only paid 180 when they were the latest and greatest. I think I found the problem on my circuit board and will attempt the microsolder repair today. Thanks for the tip.

Good luck bro...feels a little more like the testing days when we get to fix something.

UNVMYRZR
12-16-2020, 09:38 PM
Good luck bro...feels a little more like the testing days when we get to fix something.

Hell ya. I guess my soldering iron will be the little red devil card loader equivalent lol.

I got it figured out, not sure where is came from bit a tiny peace of metal ended up going across whatever the little thing it hit was lol. Just had to run a new solder line to the component from the power supply plug. Whew!

The Noof
12-16-2020, 10:11 PM
Hell ya. I guess my soldering iron will be the little red devil card loader equivalent lol.

I got it figured out, not sure where is came from bit a tiny peace of metal ended up going across whatever the little thing it hit was lol. Just had to run a new solder line to the component from the power supply plug. Whew!

Good work sir ! Love a happy ending.lol