A answer u stated would be received in minutes? Try 30 mins now!!! Nothing

You should have stated your calculator model. here's how I do it with my Casio FX-100D
This is how I divide 45° by 2 ----------------------------------------
Enter Degree mode [ --> 4]
45 2
Answer will be 22.5
Now press the button [° ´ ´´]
It will give the answer as 22° 30´ 0´´


This is how I enter 10° 20´ 30´´ --------------------------------------------
10 20 30
10.3416666.. will be Displayed.
To see it in Degrees, Minutes and Seconds
Press --> [° ´ ´´]
Answer will be shown as 10° 20´ 30´´

Sorry to say it, but you just need to get a new receiver. There is probably a capacitor going bad on the circuit board. It's only a matter of time before it quits completely. The only other option is to take it to a repair shop where it can be tested. Hope this helps.

sounds like the out door fan is not running and the comp is over heating, rec to start unit and check to see if the fan is running in the first 30-45 min, if not check cap or replace fan motor.

try reseting the camcorder. most electronics go into safe mode when they detect a major problem so nothing else can go wrong. there should be a small pin hole some where that says reset or take out battery for 30 min. if this dose not work then take it somewhere to have it looked at.

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try the hard reset, set it out to the open sky for a few minutes (may take as much as 30 min) to acquire the sats

Dear cobbsl00,

Whenever a system takes up to 30 minutes to boot, you may have a problem with the boot loader files, the Master Boot Record or the NT load files. If you are able to boot, immediately try to salvage any important data before it gets lost for good. Then try reloading your OS from scratch,

Good luck!

Depends on the settings in the control panel/ power options.
If everything is maxed out 45 min to an hour is it.

If you tweak it you can get up to 2 hours if it is the heavy duty 4000-4400.

This receiver runs VERY hot during normal operation. Make sure you provide good ventilation for it.

With summer here, you might consider a small clip-on fan and clip it near the top of the receiver. The amplifier section is along the front of the chassis - so that's the source of heat.

See if unblocking it helps - then try the fan.