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    Question xfta with nfusion hd

    Will xfta work with nfusion hd, if so how is it?

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    can any body help us.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by annhan View Post
    can any body help us.....
    Read up on xx-client for router in the NF common discussion forums.


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    Quote Originally Posted by annhan View Post
    can any body help us.....
    Yes it works. the xfta also works with IRDs

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    Quote Originally Posted by cityboy View Post
    Will xfta work with nfusion hd, if so how is it?
    Yes it does but needs a lot of work to mod xfta router.
    better look for an old wrt54 router and flash it with xx-client bin from nfhd forum. better speed in changing channels.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ro_54 View Post
    Yes it does but needs a lot of work to mod xfta router.
    better look for an old wrt54 router and flash it with xx-client bin from nfhd forum. better speed in changing channels.
    x-fta work very well with original image just do some simple mod also i try tp-link 703n and work . if I were to choose I go for the tp-link that I can plug in the nfusion usb and save energy

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    Wouldn't that make the box work more to the extend that the usb output will fail to work? jmo

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fibroso View Post
    Wouldn't that make the box work more to the extend that the usb output will fail to work? jmo
    no you only need 5 vdc to get tp-link 703n work , i have somes if you want test

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    Quote Originally Posted by cityboy View Post
    Will xfta work with nfusion hd, if so how is it?
    Goofather's Bin (DD-WR-Goo2 Bin) will Flash on the X-FTA and work very well with NFHD.

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    (DD-WR-Goo2 Bin) this is your best bet for nfusion hd, mod your xfta with this file........very simple effective, you will be happy bigup to goo

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