Anyone know a way to watch hockey while at camp or on the ice? What would one need?
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Anyone know a way to watch hockey while at camp or on the ice? What would one need?
Generator , satelite dish , receiver and a tv.
Smart Phone
I agree. Smartphone would be the easiest. Or just leave the game at home. It's only hockey!
we had 12 volt TV's out on Lake Nip in the on ice bungalos we rented, worked for a day or two bfor the battery had to be changed
Bring a radio. Its a blast to listen to a game on the radio, totaly different experience. Then after the game you got some tunes.
Has it really become so sad that we feel the need to bring a tv out fishing or hunting to watch a bunch of overpaid cry babies. I'm with 35Waiain on this one.
Yep if you can't miss the game then stay home! No place for a tv on the ice or while in camp!
There is another problem. If you plan to watch the Leafs, not matter what your setup is, it won't be hockey you are watching...
Man did this thread go sideways fast !!! :)
satellite radio
I've seen guys with generators and tvs. hate the sound...
Agreed but watching the hockey game playing cards catching walleye in the ice hut.... Life doesn't get better
Smartphone + radio app.
Likely could also stream video, but you'll chew through data very quickly. I presume you're interested in the World Jrs? There was an identical thread last winter.
Exactly. World Juniors, World cup.
Lots of great hockey to be seen. Also, few people hunting at night at camp. Might as well see the game while playing cards and such.
I wonder... would a digital Antenna pick up CBC out there?
Cheers,
Mark
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iam not averse to t.v
a buddy of mine has a camper with a dish and
out of curiosity id asked him "so how many channels ya get out there?".
hes said in a nonchalant kinda way “a few........ hundred!”
didn't know that was even possible lol, i get like 4 at home
i just take a small radio with an antenna.
never seems to be enough hours in the day out there to do all the
things id like to do: travelling,setting up camp,fishing,hiking,swimming, harvesting fire wood
,cooking, cleaning, adjusting the tarp,taking pictures
etc. one of my favourite times of the day are in the evenings just enjoying
the warmth of the fire and listening to the radio.
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I too enjoy the peace of the outdoors in my truck camper. But, I have a 19" LED TV, Boxee Box and 1TB hard drive with movies and 500W intellegent Inverter. From a fully charged 12V HD Battery I get about 6hrs of movie watching at night. This set up work perfect for my weekend trips, I bring a geny and battery charger each time but rarely have to use it. The Honda Line of EU gennies are quiet, but expensive and one tank will fully charge the 12V battery. (4-5hrs at 6AMP charge rate)
Also you can youtube a homemade HD antenna made with metal coat hangers, it works awesome and I get 14 channels of HD in Ottawa and surrounding areas. Mine is screwed to inside roof of camper.
I dunno... for us Hockey Night In Canada was part of being at camp for walleyes in the spring (playoffs) and again during hunting season in the fall. We only had 2 channels, and often we had to get up on the roof to adjust the antenna... but it was tradition. Been quite some time since they did away with the analog signal and I still miss it. Especially when you spend every sat night from duck opener 'til freeze-up on an island.
For the most part, we spend daylight hours outside. Evenings when it's dark early it's nice to have a little HNIC to go along with the warm wood stove, a hot meal and a cold one to cap off the day.
When I had my camp up in the bush, (boat in only)I had a small b/w 12 volt tv. It was great when I was up there for a week or so to catch the news, etc.
My new camp has power/telephone and yes, I have satellite TV.
When the wife n I head into the bush with our trailer, there is no tv. Sitting on the lakeshore during a calm evening with a fire is our entertainment. We haven't even thought about bringing one? Besides, it's much more fun to whoop her at crib!