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Originally Posted by superheavyrhun
The difference is all in the picture quality and the experience. I much prefer to watch boxing with good picture quality on a big screen TV than to stream it.Quote:
Originally Posted by AdamGB
Saying that, I don't subscribe because my shitty house can't get sky or cable, so I have to watch them on stream anyway. However, when I live somewhere reasonable, I fully expect to subscribe.
You can sky+the late fights on Saturday night and wake up with a full English and watch it on Sunday morning great!!!
I do.
Whats a tenner a month? Afew drinks thats it.
Yes I do and I have it on Virgin so can record it on there and is the equivelent of Sky +.
It has revitalised my boxing because I gave up on sky which was too expensive. This is a cheaper and better alternative. I have been subscribing since Cottov Marg in December 2011. There are months where it may be nothing but I have seen Cotto v Mayeather, Chisora v Vitali, Chavez v Lee etc good battles.
Just need all the fights to be on there. :cool:
Looks like I lost my bet (par for the course)
The next person that says "it's a pint of beer a week" is getting physically shot. Fact.
It's true though, 3 pints is one months subscription , that's why I pay it, it's a fair deal. ;) (You Forgot...) FACT.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
I do too. I rate the channel to be honest and now it says HD is on it's way I'm happy too. Yes it's not as professionally run as Sky but it's a very young Channel and if Maloney and Hatton do take their fighters there as has been suggested in some quarters (though i bet it would be painfull to be UNDER Warren) it really could be very good for the sport. I enjoy the fights in midweek in Russia and the likes too. I'm impressed with Boxnation and I hope they go from strength to strength.
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Originally Posted by superheavyrhunThe difference is all in the picture quality and the experience. I much prefer to watch boxing with good picture quality on a big screen TV than to stream it.Quote:
Originally Posted by AdamGB
Saying that, I don't subscribe because my shitty house can't get sky or cable, so I have to watch them on stream anyway. However, when I live somewhere reasonable, I fully expect to subscribe.
How can you not get Sky, are you in one of those parts of Wales that doesn't have electricity yet?
:)
It's physically burnt. And it's only a pint a week. If you live in the south it's probably well less than a pint a week. In fact it's only a half in some pubs. The fact is you can get it for the price of only half a pint!Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
The ex-Sky presenter that said it has not appeared that often.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
We're on the wrong side of the hill. FACT.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirkland LaingQuote:
Originally Posted by superheavyrhunThe difference is all in the picture quality and the experience. I much prefer to watch boxing with good picture quality on a big screen TV than to stream it.Quote:
Originally Posted by AdamGB
Saying that, I don't subscribe because my shitty house can't get sky or cable, so I have to watch them on stream anyway. However, when I live somewhere reasonable, I fully expect to subscribe.
How can you not get Sky, are you in one of those parts of Wales that doesn't have electricity yet?
:)
Something about the hill behind us being quite steep and a lack of line of sight with the satellite. The guy we had out suggested putting the dish at the top of a 12 foot pole at the bottom of the garden, and run a wire up to the house. We're not paying a couple of grand for sky.
I do cheaper than a pint a week
Yes Fenster I got it , it's OK a good tenner's worth all boxing Bunce can be a bit much, sometime I
could strangle him ,;D If you could get a medal for talking:bs: Olympic Champion for sure that's him.
That must be one steep motherfucking hill. But a twelve foot length of timber for a couple of quid and a second hand dish for a couple of quid more. You'll probably be able to get them for the price of a pint each. Then buy a sateelite signal reciever. I just went to ebay to find you one so that I could quote you the price in pints. Here it is :Quote:
Originally Posted by superheavyrhunWe're on the wrong side of the hill. FACT.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirkland LaingQuote:
Originally Posted by superheavyrhunThe difference is all in the picture quality and the experience. I much prefer to watch boxing with good picture quality on a big screen TV than to stream it.Quote:
Originally Posted by AdamGB
Saying that, I don't subscribe because my shitty house can't get sky or cable, so I have to watch them on stream anyway. However, when I live somewhere reasonable, I fully expect to subscribe.
How can you not get Sky, are you in one of those parts of Wales that doesn't have electricity yet?
:)
Something about the hill behind us being quite steep and a lack of line of sight with the satellite. The guy we had out suggested putting the dish at the top of a 12 foot pole at the bottom of the garden, and run a wire up to the house. We're not paying a couple of grand for sky.
COMPLETE SATELLITE FINDER KIT SIGNAL METER BNIB | eBay
Thus for the cost of six and a half pints, or roughly a round of drinks for a small group of people you can buy a satellite finder and plug it into the dish. I did this while being breathtakingly stoned twenty odd years ago on the top of a student house beside a small forest and still hit the satellite in a relatively short space of time. When you get it just buy an old scaffolding pole and concrete the fucker into the ground, fix your dish and off you go. I haven't bought any in a long time but I'm guessing you can get a bag of cement and a bag of ballast for about three pints, maybe two and a half pints. Phone some scaffolding companies for an old pole and ask them how many pints they want for one. :)
Does the dish still pick up all of the subscription channels?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirkland LaingThat must be one steep motherfucking hill. But a twelve foot length of timber for a couple of quid and a second hand dish for a couple of quid more. You'll probably be able to get them for the price of a pint each. Then buy a sateelite signal reciever. I just went to ebay to find you one so that I could quote you the price in pints. Here it is :Quote:
Originally Posted by superheavyrhunWe're on the wrong side of the hill. FACT.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirkland LaingQuote:
Originally Posted by superheavyrhunThe difference is all in the picture quality and the experience. I much prefer to watch boxing with good picture quality on a big screen TV than to stream it.Quote:
Originally Posted by AdamGB
Saying that, I don't subscribe because my shitty house can't get sky or cable, so I have to watch them on stream anyway. However, when I live somewhere reasonable, I fully expect to subscribe.
How can you not get Sky, are you in one of those parts of Wales that doesn't have electricity yet?
:)
Something about the hill behind us being quite steep and a lack of line of sight with the satellite. The guy we had out suggested putting the dish at the top of a 12 foot pole at the bottom of the garden, and run a wire up to the house. We're not paying a couple of grand for sky.
COMPLETE SATELLITE FINDER KIT SIGNAL METER BNIB | eBay
Thus for the cost of six and a half pints, or roughly a round of drinks for a small group of people you can buy a satellite finder and plug it into the dish. I did this while being breathtakingly stoned twenty odd years ago on the top of a student house beside a small forest and still hit the satellite in a relatively short space of time. When you get it just buy an old scaffolding pole and concrete the fucker into the ground, fix your dish and off you go. I haven't bought any in a long time but I'm guessing you can get a bag of cement and a bag of ballast for about three pints, maybe two and a half pints. Phone some scaffolding companies for an old pole and ask them how many pints they want for one. :)
Does it do HD
Tell me more. I have a few pints I could spend.