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I'd like to get into some FOOTBALL!!! tailgating this year and I'm curious to see how other people have their TV situation set up. Specifically, I have questions about how to power it. I have a 37" Samsung LCD I'd like to use and ideally would like to find a rechargeable generate that will let me power it for ~5-6 hours. I'd also be open to getting a gas generator if that's a better deal. I think I could probably rent one, too, I'd just need to know what appropriate size to get. Also, I'd need a signal. My initial idea was to just get an OTA antenna to catch whatever was on the local networks (I'm in Tempe, AZ, so tailgating for ASU games) but I'd love to hear how everyone else parties. If it matters, I have a 2014 Nissan Xterra that I could potentially run all of this out of as well and just have someone else jump me when the battery died but I don't know how long I can reasonable expect that to last.
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# ? Aug 26, 2014 23:45 |
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# ? Mar 29, 2024 12:47 |
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Sevryn posted:Also, I'd need a signal. My initial idea was to just get an OTA antenna to catch whatever was on the local networks (I'm in Tempe, AZ, so tailgating for ASU games) but I'd love to hear how everyone else parties. If it matters, I have a 2014 Nissan Xterra that I could potentially run all of this out of as well and just have someone else jump me when the battery died but I don't know how long I can reasonable expect that to last. An OTA antenna will work fine for the games that are on the national networks (CBS/ABC/NBC/FOX) and you'll still be able to get the HD feeds. If you want ESPN get directv/dish and a spare dish (this is probably not a reasonable thing to do if you don't already have satellite tv). From what I've seen gas generators seem to be used (at least at the places I tailgate) a lot more than the rechargeable ones but I don't personally know which is better.
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# ? Aug 28, 2014 01:55 |