Tivo Roamio 500GB (75hrs HD) plus two Mini with lifetime service
billbillw
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Probably a long shot here, but I'm selling my Tivo Roamio/Tivo Mini setup. Asking $100 for everything shown. It is a Roamio 4-tuner model and I have two Tivo Mini boxes that are used for watching on other TVs. Also including a single Actiontec MOCA adapter. The Roamio is a 500GB model (75hrs of HD recording). The HDD sat in a box from the time I bought it (2015) because I swapped it out for a 2TB drive. In 2022, the original wall-wart died and I bought an upgraded external supply and it has been great since. As part of troubleshooting when the wallwart died, I swapped out the 2TB and put the original 500GB drive back in. So, the 500GB drive has less than 4 years total use.
This Tivo has 4 ATSC 1.0 OTA tuners and it is CableCard compatible. Note: many cable companies are dropping support for CableCard, so check with your provider if you are considering it for cable use. Realistically, this is best used for OTA broadcast recording. I have over 75 local channels that come up in a scan. The Mini boxes use MOCA or ethernet to pull recordings or use one of the tuners on the Roamio. The Roamio itself, needs an ethernet connection if you plan to use it with the Minis, but if you just need guide service, it has wifi built in that will work for the guide. This all works well and I just pulled it out of my system last week after downloading all the recordings to my server. I only made the switch because I moved to a HDHomerun network tuner and PlexDVR to offer more viewing options.
Atlanta local preferred, but I can ship if needed. Actual shipping cost will be determined before finalizing the sale. Note: If you only want the Roamio, and no Minis, I can make a better deal.
This Tivo has 4 ATSC 1.0 OTA tuners and it is CableCard compatible. Note: many cable companies are dropping support for CableCard, so check with your provider if you are considering it for cable use. Realistically, this is best used for OTA broadcast recording. I have over 75 local channels that come up in a scan. The Mini boxes use MOCA or ethernet to pull recordings or use one of the tuners on the Roamio. The Roamio itself, needs an ethernet connection if you plan to use it with the Minis, but if you just need guide service, it has wifi built in that will work for the guide. This all works well and I just pulled it out of my system last week after downloading all the recordings to my server. I only made the switch because I moved to a HDHomerun network tuner and PlexDVR to offer more viewing options.
Atlanta local preferred, but I can ship if needed. Actual shipping cost will be determined before finalizing the sale. Note: If you only want the Roamio, and no Minis, I can make a better deal.