Have Icecrypt codes changed recently? (1 Viewer)

[1wheelonmywagon]

Morning

Can anyone update me on the codes please. We last used our Icecrypt in Southern Spain around 18 months ago and wondered if the codes have been changed since then? We're heading off there again soon.....yay

 

[Welsh girl]

Hope not as thats what we're doing next week. I was told they hadn't changed for years.

 

[chaser]

Is this the fridge controller

 

[Lenny HB]

Is this the fridge controller

Go back to sleep, for a man who can't even get a Fon to work in France you wouldn't stand a chance with an Icecrypt in Spain.

 

[Ninjabob]

A fridge scrambler

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[Billy23]

The answer is, no they haven’t changed.

 

[Minxy]

Is this the fridge controller

Nah, it's where they stick those who go abroad without medical insurance and when they pop their clogs they have to store them somewhere until a kind MHer is willing to transport their remains home to the UK in their MH's garage ... as it's so hot there they have to create 'ice crypts' (rather than just normal crypts) to keep the body preserved until it's brought back ... don't want a decomposing one in your MH do you although it might thaw out a bit on the journey!

The codes referred to are for the crypt doors to prevent people nicking ...














the ice!

 

[1wheelonmywagon]

Is this the fridge controller

 

[100brian]

The answer is, no they haven’t changed.

And they also work with cccam. magic little box if you know what to do with them.

 

[1wheelonmywagon]

And they also work with cccam. magic little box if you know what to do with them.

cccam? When I set up the box my head was inside out by the time I'd cracked it Don't know if I have enough time left in my life for more.....but

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[chaser]

If it's nowt to do with fridges please let us know the secret

 

[Lenny HB]

If it's nowt to do with fridges please let us know the secret

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[chaser]

I think you are winding us up.

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No wasnt kidding mate, still dont really follow it.
But if it's some road of getting tv , I posted in another thread , I can tv on my phone data but if I try to tether it won't have it, got a contract with 6 gb with o2 and have been using it for almost a month and still got one and a half left.
Not found fon anywhere in Europe but had h+ everywhere we have been but never found 4g but there you go I am now up a Pyrenees mountain in the middle of nowhere and still got h+.

 

[Puddleduck]

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Now I know why I'd never heard of it..... no tv in van

 

[chaser]

Now I know why I'd never heard of it..... no tv in van

No we don't watch tv either , just trying it on my phone and could get bt sport live on my phone so tried other channels and yeah I could get them too.

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[Littlewheels]

The codes haven't changed I'm sure yours will fire straight up as ours did.

 

[Lenny HB]

No wasnt kidding mate, still dont really follow it.
But if it's some road of getting tv ,

It is a satellite receiver of TV.
Not found fon anywhere in Europe but had h+ everywhere we have been but never found 4g but there you go I am now up a Pyrenees mountain in the middle of nowhere and still got h+.[/QUOTE]
You must have been to some strange places then, our recent trip to France we found quite a few super fast Fon connections and nearly everywhere a 4G signal.

 

[chaser]

It is a satellite receiver of TV.
Not found fon anywhere in Europe but had h+ everywhere we have been but never found 4g but there you go I am now up a Pyrenees mountain in the middle of nowhere and still got h+.

You must have been to some strange places then, our recent trip to France we found quite a few super fast Fon connections and nearly everywhere a 4G signal.[/QUOTE]
Yeah probably

It is a satellite receiver of TV.
Not found fon anywhere in Europe but had h+ everywhere we have been but never found 4g but there you go I am now up a Pyrenees mountain in the middle of nowhere and still got h+.

You must have been to some strange places then, our recent trip to France we found quite a few super fast Fon connections and nearly everywhere a 4G signal.[/QUOTE]
Yeah probably us, dont do towns much I'm talking out in the country.

 

[chaser]

Hey @Lenny HB look at this, won't work but got to be good

 

[pyro]

If one were referring to certain sat based services for UK stationed overseas, Arquiva are rotating codes a lot more frequently I understand.

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