Researching and documenting all things RV (non-commercial)
A quick overview of how to set up your DISH satellite TV: 1. Connect a coax cable between your receiver (Wally or another Dish receiver) and the Satellite antenna (Playmaker, Pathway X2 or another antenna) 2. Connect an HDMI cable between the receiver and the TV 3. Point your antenna to an unobstructed...
Lets start with WiFi, that is a local WIRELESS network that can connect your laptop, tv, printer, and other WiFi-capable devices together. WiFi is NOT the same as the Internet. WiFi has to be connected to the internet to be useful in streaming TV, browsing the internet, and reading emails. You can connect WiFi...
To freshen up on your knowledge of this ever-changing technology read the 101 here: I started a few articles about how to deal with TV and internet, click on the link for more information; INTERNET and WiFi NOTE: WiFi is NOT the same as the Internet. If you have a hotspot (or use your...
Using your crank up antenna for OTA (Over The Air) channels; There is a misunderstanding that you need a digital TV antenna. There is no such thing as an analog or digital TV antenna so your classic crank up TV antenna from 2001 as shown here will work. Also, all the hype about HDTV...
Satellite TV We use DISH as our satellite TV provider and the following equipment; We chose the Pathway antenna because of its bigger surface, its a mobile antenna, this means you can place it to the open southern sky, away from trees. It can also...
Streaming media is video or audio content sent in compressed form over the Internet and played immediately, rather than being saved to the hard drive.. With streaming media, a user does not have to wait to download a file to play it. Because the media is sent in a continuous stream of data it can play as it arrives....
Finally got to work to replace the old Sony heavy sucker. here is the before picture; I did the removal as described by John Canfield in his blog here. I also used his write up to do a likewise install of the new TV. This is how it looks like after removal: As you can see...
Have you ever wondered what television signals are being broadcast in your area? Perhaps you’ve recently purchased a new HDTV and you’re looking for some High Definition content. Or maybe you’re just looking for some additional sources to compliment your existing cable and/or satellite services. Well, here’s a tool that can analyze your location...
