Yep, the rain soaked SB in Miama
I was a big Denver fan from app 1977 until 2004. The super bowl was my favorite day of the year, BY FAR. I lost all interest in sports for a while, but it is coming back slowly. I lost a decade. I'm glad Peyton didn't hurt his ankles, & thought it was a pretty big risk. I didn't see the 2nd 1/2 & was re-loading during the first, but thought the Chiefs played like a class act without any cheap shots at his ankles, that I saw. A few heated shoves and some trash talk but am looking forward to the re-match and rest of their season.
: BRONCO'S VS CHIEF'S
Unread postby nachogrande » Sun Nov 17, 2013 2:35 pm
YES it starts at 5:05 pm @ Denver & brighthouse says they are not carrying it. T00 busy with games nobody could care less about
If you get local channels on Brighthouse than they will have it.
Some of us to not have cable tv or sat tv anymore because we got tired of paying for nothing.
I made my own digital antenna and I am getting 42 digital channels. I am 40 miles from the transmitters. That is not to bad. Plus I use a roku box with netflix, amazon and hulu plus. Plus get bowhunting.net free on roku. It is saving me some money.
Some of the movies you are watching on cable come from 13.2, 32.2 and 8.2. They are free. Why pay for them.
is building your own digital antennae something an old school type can do? no Idea what a roku box is, is there a flux capacitor in it? and how much $ to build one? I believe new technology soon will do away dvd's and anything you could want to see will come thru the computer and smart TV's, for a fee of course.
It's fairly simple and straightforward.
http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/how-to/tv/build-your-own-digital-tv-antenna
That's just one of many different styles.
Keep in mind that you won't be getting cable or sat quantity shows, but there are usually more free digital channels than what were on the old over the air broadcasts. Plus, many channels have multiple digital ones. For instance, ABC has several here. The local regular one and an all weather/radar/forecast one. PBS has 4! Normal, Create, World, and the GOVT one. Each is tailored to a different subject. I watch a lot of PBS World and Create for the documentaries and the DIY shows. There's a country music channel, a channel for old people TV shows from the 60's and 70's, etc.
I haven't had cable in YEARS. Other than some football games on ESPN, I don't miss it much.
