17. What if my cable company upgrades or changes to a different cable converter? All cable companies eventually upgrade-as wireless handheld technology progresses and new sources become available handheld older equipment wireless and handheld becomes obsolete. the fact is that cable companies do not change quickly or often. it is a huge expense for cable company to swap out all of its customers cable converters and replace them with brand new ones and upgrade the system to support the new scrambling methods. it usually takes a cable company a year or longer to complete an upgrade. most cable companies upgrade every 10-15 years. we allow previous customers to trade in their old converters that they purchased from us for credit towards new equipment, providing that it is in good working condition. 18. what is the difference between filtering and scrambling?

this holds true even if your cable box is purchased as a non-addressable non-detectable, wireless and "bullet proof" unit. 2. are all cable converters alike? no. prices handheld can range from $15 to $400 depending on the quality and amount of features included in the equipment. some companies offer to sell you a description of how you can build (implied), with only 7 parts from radio shack, a converter. some sell old converters that are barely in date and likely to be replaced by the cable wireless companies by higher technological grades of equipment some cable box sellers provide systems that hardly provide handheld any benefit to the purchaser where the quality of reception is poor, without recourse. state-of-the-art cable box companies will provide the most recent technology in a variety of packages tailored to fit the customer’s budget.