Non Subscribed Bins

[Chief]

Pure bullshit....the bin our members are currently using is 3 months old. The one before that lasted 4 months....you need a new website, not a bootstrap....

[good 2 go]

For the price of it, you could get a good nozkt receiver, and have money left over. [/B][/QUOTE]

No kidding, I like the no zkt mod solution/option better, works for me, love mine....;) GTG
The hell with any bootstraps, they are goddy looking anyway, eye sore......haha

[Chief]

Thingwild, here's a headsup on NoZKT, and how a modified receiver can benefit you. ZKT means "Zero Knowledge Test". Making a long story short, it allows the IRD to authenticate the CAM ID of the card - whether or not it is valid or has been blacklisted. The ZKT tables on your card communicate with the IRD to authenticate the CAMID...and if the card can't pass the test..745. HU valid bins are becoming scarce...as DTV swaps them out with P4 cards. Of course, you can't read or hack a P4 yet - but you can use the CAMID from a subbed P4, which is printed on the reverse of the card. It's also possible to just make up a number.Through a simple process, that number is converted to hex format and patched to an HU bin - blacklisted or not...and it becomes a valid bin.
But, you still have the ZKT issue..and you can't copy the ZKT tables from a P4 card. The solution - you guessed it - an IRD that ignores the ZKT, in other words, a NoZKT receiver. As long as the P4 CamID remains valid, and there are literally millions of them now, you'll have no more 745! Modified receivers are available from different sources for around 100 dollars USD.
The models most commonly modified are the RCA 303, 420, and 430. You can also modify the 431, 440, 450 and 480, and possibly some others. I'm not sure about Hughes receivers, and I've been told Sony IRD's cannot be modified.
I use an RCA 430, along with a subbed P4 CAMID and the old Feb 8 bin that was so good for so long, until it was blacklisted two or three weeks ago. The setup works perfect.
OK, hope that answered your question, buddy...:)