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TV & Radio
- Thread starter PhilR
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Stella Maris
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Phil,
What we have found is at each location you have to go the menu on the TV. You need to scan for TV stations in your location. We would have to do this when we left Port Orchard and went to Blake Island (8 Miles).
What we have found is at each location you have to go the menu on the TV. You need to scan for TV stations in your location. We would have to do this when we left Port Orchard and went to Blake Island (8 Miles).
knotflying
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Yep, every time you move you need to do a search. The stations I have gotten were rather limited, but came in crystal clear. The closer you are to a big city and the less obstructions around the area the more stations you will get. I suggest getting a few movie DVD's 🙂. You may also want to get a long cable so if you are at a marina with cable service you can plug it right in.
captainmike
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When I did my eight day cruise of the florida keys last winter I used my iphone with video out to a 10 inch flatscreen with my unlimited data plan I was never out of signal and watched Hulu plus and PBS with pandora internet radio all the content you could wish for.
I also brought some DVDs and a Optoma Pico projector the size of a deck of cards with a screen made from a rollup window shade and watched a big screen movie with the boats clarion sound system with upgraded Pyle speakers and a built in JVC marine 10 inch 250 watt subwoofer watching an action movie anchored off No Name Key was a blast.
I also brought some DVDs and a Optoma Pico projector the size of a deck of cards with a screen made from a rollup window shade and watched a big screen movie with the boats clarion sound system with upgraded Pyle speakers and a built in JVC marine 10 inch 250 watt subwoofer watching an action movie anchored off No Name Key was a blast.
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