D.O.G. Dualsporters Of Georgia

[Brown Dog]

Jus saw on ATL news, a Motorbike accident on I-985 South.

Any DOGS got sum Info

It didn't show the bike or tell what flavor it twas

[RonSavage]

Originally Posted by Brown Dog

Jus saw on ATL news, a Motorbike accident on I-985 South.

Any DOGS got sum Info

It didn't show the bike or tell what flavor it twas

There was one yesterday also.

[fastdirt505]

Originally Posted by Brown Dog

Brian,
Did you like your SE at DP better than what we rode Sat & Sun at TerraFirma ?

I've Raced & rode DP several times thru the years, but not on my SE.

Mike, I have to say it was the best place I've ridden the SE yet. When we rode we were on loose unpedictable rocky stuff. At DP the trails feel like a curvy road with great traction and they'll make you smile. Heck all the trails were awesome. I even ran some singletrack trails. The dragstrip was fun on a 950 . The GP track was good for that bike too. Had a blast out there and I feel the bike is amazing for my size. I went by myself not knowing exactly how much fun I'd have, but it was one of the best times I've had there. I felt so good that I found myself wanting to race this thing (but I'm looking for a 250). We should go. I highly recommend DP for getting down on the big twin. I made a few videos from the ride too. Let's go!

[Brown Dog]

My wife had us switched over to Direct TV & new Flat Screen TV.

All the connections on these new contraptions are HDMI, whatever that means

I'm wantin to hook my old school TV in another room, up to the Satelite Reciever,
But the old tv only has Coax connection

Can you buy an adaptor that goes from HDMI to Coax ??

I know Coax & RCA jacks, but all this new fangled TV & Computer mess is over this old boys head

[DirtDabber]

BD, just plug the thingamajig into the whatchamacallit...


We told Directv to pound sand last month. I haven't watched TV in over a year, Jan rarely watched anything and we were getting movies and the shows she liked on Netflix and Hulu.... So you are on your own, I couldn't even remember which buttons needed to be pushed to change the channel.

[MrTwisty]

Originally Posted by Brown Dog

My wife had us switched over to Direct TV & new Flat Screen TV.

All the connections on these new contraptions are HDMI, whatever that means

I'm wantin to hook my old school TV in another room, up to the Satelite Reciever,
But the old tv only has Coax connection

Can you buy an adaptor that goes from HDMI to Coax ??

I know Coax & RCA jacks, but all this new fangled TV & Computer mess is over this old boys head

You can get an HDMI to coax converter for about $50, but if your TV is that old, you'd probably be better off buying another new TV for the other room, especially if you have HD. The coax won't do High Def.

[SlowRide13]

Originally Posted by Brown Dog

My wife had us switched over to Direct TV & new Flat Screen TV.

We'll never see ol' mikey again

[darnell]

[QUOTE=DirtDabber;20053062]BD, just plug the thingamajig into the whatchamacallit...


We told Directv to pound sand last month. I haven't watched TV in over a year, Jan rarely watched anything and we were getting movies and the shows she liked on Netflix and Hulu.... So you are on your own, I couldn't even remember which buttons needed to be pushed to change the channel.[/QUOTE

Must be the water.

People look at me like i just told them I don't have indoor plumbing whenI tell them we don't buy real time tv.
My money is better spent in beer and pointless holiday advrider challenges.

[Sutherngintelmen]

Originally Posted by Brown Dog

My wife had us switched over to Direct TV & new Flat Screen TV.

All the connections on these new contraptions are HDMI, whatever that means

I'm wantin to hook my old school TV in another room, up to the Satelite Reciever,
But the old tv only has Coax connection

Can you buy an adaptor that goes from HDMI to Coax ??

I know Coax & RCA jacks, but all this new fangled TV & Computer mess is over this old boys head

How old is school?

Many sat boxes have 'component' connections to. Looks like this

If set is way back, may have video in S video which some boxes still support.

Is there a model # on the set box?

[Land]

Originally Posted by Brown Dog

I'm wantin to hook my old school TV

Is ziss it, Mike?



Chris

[DirtDabber]

Dammit Chris, I told you not to be takin pictures of Fido's stuff.

[Brown Dog]

Darnell, I also watch very little TV but a chicken rancher gotta watch the Weather

Twisty, $50 bucks is a lil stout for an adaptor

Sutherngintlemen, The Sat reciever has S video & RCA "Component Video" jacks, but is that Input or Output = it dont say

Chris, The TV is a little newer than Fido's but only has Coax & RCA jacks

No S vid or computer lookin connections .....

[Laura0107]

Originally Posted by Brown Dog

My wife had us switched over to Direct TV & new Flat Screen TV.

All the connections on these new contraptions are HDMI, whatever that means

I'm wantin to hook my old school TV in another room, up to the Satelite Reciever,
But the old tv only has Coax connection

Can you buy an adaptor that goes from HDMI to Coax ??

I know Coax & RCA jacks, but all this new fangled TV & Computer mess is over this old boys head

You could pay the $6 or so per month for a second HD receiver. If your old TV has nothing but coax, get a RF modulator and run composite from the receiver to the modulator and coax from there to the TV. Then you could watch your own programming, as opposed to trying to run HDMI cable to the other room or put in an expensive wireless HDMI transmitter, and after all that still be limited to watching whatever's on the other TV. A second standard def receiver would be all you really needed, but I don't think it would work with your high def dish.

I don't think DirecTV has this, but what we did with Dish Network was get their dual HD DVR receiver, which comes with two remotes, one for a second standard def TV. An infrared signal goes from the receiver to the 2nd remote, and the two TVs can watch separate channels and both have access to the DVR functionality.

[SlowRide13]

Originally Posted by Laura0107

You could pay the $6 or so per month for a second HD receiver. If your old TV has nothing but coax, get a RF modulator and run composite from the receiver to the modulator and coax from there to the TV. Then you could watch your own programming, as opposed to trying to run HDMI cable to the other room or put in an expensive wireless HDMI transmitter, and after all that still be limited to watching whatever's on the other TV. A second standard def receiver would be all you really needed, but I don't think it would work with your high def dish.

I don't think DirecTV has this, but what we did with Dish Network was get their dual HD DVR receiver, which comes with two remotes, one for a second standard def TV. An infrared signal goes from the receiver to the 2nd remote, and the two TVs can watch separate channels and both have access to the DVR functionality.

Ah geez, if he wanted real and competent help, he woulda gone somewhere else.

[Brown Dog]

Thanks for the help but I think I'll jus get a rabbit ears antenna fer it

Now back to the regular scheduled programming