New MSat DSD6000 VAST Decoder
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MSat DSD 6000 VAST® Certified Receiver


The DSD 6000 is a powerful, reliable satellite receiver built specifically for Australia’s VAST® free-to-view platform. Designed by the original engineering team behind Australia’s most trusted satellite receivers.
Why Choose the MSat DSD 6000 Receiver?
- Fast boot & quick channel changes
- Rugged & Durable – Built for harsh Australian outback conditions, including heat, dust, and humidity.
- Compact & Concealed – fits discreetly in caravans and RVs.
- Dual Power Options – Runs on 12V DC for mobile setups and 240V AC for home/residential use.
- Optional twin tuner PVR features requiring an external storage device (not supplied).
- Record your favourite channel
- Watch one channel whilst recording another
- Live Pause TV
- ‘My recording’ search to find and watch your favourite programs on your optional storage device
- Remote Control Extender (Optional) – Access your Receiver from anywhere in the room or caravan.
- Clock in Standby – Displays time when the Receiver is in standby mode.
- Simultaneous AV Out – HDMI and RCA output allow dual-view environments.
- Easy to use – Intuitive menu navigation and operation.
- Best in Class after sales support.
Technical Details
- Satellite Compatibility: Optus-10 & Optus D3
- Tuner: Dual DVB-S2
- Power Input: 12V DC
- Connections: HDMI, USB, Ethernet, Satellite F-Connector, SPDIF, RCU Extender, Composite Video Output, 12V DC Input
- Firmware Updates: USB and over-the-air (OTA)
What’s Included in Box
- MSat DSD 6000 VAST® Certified Receiver
- VAST® Smart Card
- Remote Control with batteries
- 240 VAC – 12 VDC Power adapter
- HDMI cable
- User Manual
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