HDHomeRun QUATRO 4K for ATSC 3.0

[kman]

I searched without success... is there a late backer option anywhere?

Once we take care of the Kickstarter backers, we will be able to set up additional pre-orders.

Count me in for this! Can't believe I missed the Kickstarter, lol. Now for ATSC to roll out in Houston, TX...

[n9lya1]

???!

[plnota]

Is Batch 1 still on track for early August delivery? August is almost here, and I haven't received the Kickstarter survey (for my shipping info) yet.

Thanks!

[signcarver]

They never said early August... just implied that there will be two batches in August with early supporters shipped first. I would not expect any survey before August and wouldn't expect any other update until actually beginning to ship or the end of August starts coming around if there have been other delays.

[n9lya1]

!!!!

[though]

You all need to chill out. They will provide information when they are ready to provide it. Bitching and crying in the wind isn't doing anyone any good.

[n9lya1]

Just asking legit questions!

You all need to chill out. They will provide information when they are ready to provide it. Bitching and crying in the wind isn't doing anyone any good.

[Lost Dog]

Portland, Oregon just went live with their 3.0 rollout.... Looking forward to hardware shipping!

Despite the delay, I'm happy the bugs are getting worked out!

[blutut]

No WIFI that is for me worthless, I don't have in my living room cable internet connection as most people.

[NedS]

No WIFI that is for me worthless, I don't have in my living room cable internet connection as most people.

I don't know what a "living room cable internet connection" is, but most people can place the HDHomeRun next to their router (in whatever room it might be in) and either use an indoor TV antenna, or run a coaxial connection to their outdoor TV antenna through a single wall. Most internet connections have to come from outside, so it's pretty common to find the router/modem in a logical place for connecting to an antenna.

[nickk]

The trick is you plug the HDHomeRun into your home router or home network, then watch TV on your Wifi connected devices via your existing Wifi network.

Wifi is good for Ethernet to Wifi and good for Wifi to Ethernet like this. You generally want to avoid Wifi to Wifi as this requires every packet to be repeated by the AP which halves your Wifi bandwidth.

Nick

[elabra]

No WIFI that is for me worthless, I don't have in my living room cable internet connection as most people.

I don't know what a "living room cable internet connection" is, but most people can place the HDHomeRun next to their router (in whatever room it might be in) and either use an indoor TV antenna, or run a coaxial connection to their outdoor TV antenna through a single wall. Most internet connections have to come from outside, so it's pretty common to find the router/modem in a logical place for connecting to an antenna.

As Ned and Nick have stated if you can connect the HDHOMERUN to the router and if you have a good WIFI signal to your TV you should be fine - use WIFI AC not anything older for good results watching HD content. If your TV is not in a location with good WIFI signal but near a coax connection there are ways to use your COAX and run an ethernet connection through it using MOCA Adapters if needed as well. So there is likely a fix for your particular scenario.