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December 13, 2013 at
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I don't know if this has been covered or not, and if it has, oh well. MavTV is broadcasting the Chili Bowl Live, January 18th, starting at 8:30 Eastern time.
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December 13, 2013 at
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I would love to watch it unfortunatly i live in a gated community appartment complex that does not allow any dishes for tv. The good kicker is they only allow one cable provider inside the complex for tv. Just so happens that the cable provider does not have MAVTV on their channel lineup. Does anyone know of a live streaming feed for the channel?
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December 13, 2013 at
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Do you have a balcony? FCC rules say they can't stop you from putting a dish in as long as you don't damage or alter the property. You can mout it on a railing, tripod or 5 gal bucket filled w/ Qucikrete and a 4x4.
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December 13, 2013 at
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sidewayz...you need to move!!!
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December 13, 2013 at
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Posted By: puckzx6 on December 13 2013 at 11:51:55 AM
Do you have a balcony? FCC rules say they can't stop you from putting a dish in as long as you don't damage or alter the property. You can mout it on a railing, tripod or 5 gal bucket filled w/ Qucikrete and a 4x4.
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I dont think Angel camp, the property manager who happens to live on the grounds would appreciate this... He might just raise my rent... As far as moving, I live right across the street from my job... I literally walk to work every day 5 mins early and still arive a minute early el oh el
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December 13, 2013 at
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Check with your local sports bar, pool hall, Buffalo WW, etc.
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December 14, 2013 at
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Posted By: longdong on December 13 2013 at 05:52:48 PM
Check with your local sports bar, pool hall, Buffalo WW, etc.
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Or just keep an eye on this board for some dipwad spilling the ending before you get to see it....
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December 14, 2013 at
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will it be blacked out in the tulsa area ?
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December 14, 2013 at
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Posted By: maddog53 on December 14 2013 at 10:28:02 AM
Or just keep an eye on this board for some dipwad spilling the ending before you get to see it....
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Its just like the superbowl. On the 18th you have to wear headphones turned all the way up, and duct tape over your eyes till the show starts.
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December 23, 2013 at
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Chili Bowl and Tulsa Shootout PPV on RacinBoys
Posted on: December 23rd, 2013 by rb_admin
(Tulsa, OK) — 2014 begins a new chapter in the history of the Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Midget Nationals presented by General Tire. For the first time, race fans worldwide not able to attend this prestigious event will now be able to watch five days of Chili Bowl preliminary racing plus all four days of the Speedway Motors Tulsa Shootout on RacinBoys.com.
Entering its ninth year as the live internet home of the Chili Bowl, RacinBoys offers more than 60 hours of live Pay-Per-View racing action leading up to MavTV’
RacinBoys has assembled an all-star crew of announcers, cameramen and producers for both events. Justin Zoch, Bryan Gapinski, Rob Klepper, Bryan Hulbert, Jim Childers, and Scotty Cook will be among the voices calling the action with Jeff Converse, Craig Jensen, and Dean Mills manning the cameras. Veteran motorsports television producer Steve Griswold also joins the RacinBoys team for this unprecedented and extensive coverage over nine days in January.
s exclusive coverage of the Lucas Oil Chili Bowl championship races on Saturday night, January 18.
“RacinBoys couldn’t be more excited about doing Pay-Per-View of the Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals and Speedway Motors Tulsa Shootout,” said RacinBoys President Scott Traylor. “It’s been our goal for the last eight years to bring video to the open wheel fans around the world. We want to thank Emmett Hahn and Lanny Edwards, Lucas Oil as well as MAV TV for giving us the opportunity to bring live video to Chili Bowl fans around the world.”
Fans can now purchase both Speedway Motors Tulsa Shootout, January 1-4 and Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Midget Nationals presented by General Tire, January 14-18 by clicking the event tabs on the RacinBoys home page.
View each day of the Tulsa Shootout for $15.00 (Wed-Thu-Fri), $20 (Sat) or entire event package for $54.99.
The Chili Bowl can be seen for $25.00 each day or $99.00 for the entire five days. Note: RacinBoys will NOT be carrying Saturday night’s championship feature race as MavTV broadcasts live from the Chili Bowl for the first time. Saturday day-long coverage begins around 12:00 noon CT and continues until MavTV takes over live in the early evening.
Tulsa Shootout and Chili Bowl webcasts on RacinBoys are brought to you by MavTV and Lucas Oil Products. For more information about the RacinBoys PPV events or sponsorship opportunities, send e-mail to [email protected].
RBN The RacinBoys Broadcasting Network
http://www.racinboys.com/
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December 23, 2013 at
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Chili Bowl and Tulsa Shootout PPV on RacinBoys
Posted on: December 23rd, 2013 by rb_admin
(Tulsa, OK) — 2014 begins a new chapter in the history of the Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Midget Nationals presented by General Tire. For the first time, race fans worldwide not able to attend this prestigious event will now be able to watch five days of Chili Bowl preliminary racing plus all four days of the Speedway Motors Tulsa Shootout on RacinBoys.com.
Entering its ninth year as the live internet home of the Chili Bowl, RacinBoys offers more than 60 hours of live Pay-Per-View racing action leading up to MavTV’
RacinBoys has assembled an all-star crew of announcers, cameramen and producers for both events. Justin Zoch, Bryan Gapinski, Rob Klepper, Bryan Hulbert, Jim Childers, and Scotty Cook will be among the voices calling the action with Jeff Converse, Craig Jensen, and Dean Mills manning the cameras. Veteran motorsports television producer Steve Griswold also joins the RacinBoys team for this unprecedented and extensive coverage over nine days in January.
s exclusive coverage of the Lucas Oil Chili Bowl championship races on Saturday night, January 18.
“RacinBoys couldn’t be more excited about doing Pay-Per-View of the Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals and Speedway Motors Tulsa Shootout,” said RacinBoys President Scott Traylor. “It’s been our goal for the last eight years to bring video to the open wheel fans around the world. We want to thank Emmett Hahn and Lanny Edwards, Lucas Oil as well as MAV TV for giving us the opportunity to bring live video to Chili Bowl fans around the world.”
Fans can now purchase both Speedway Motors Tulsa Shootout, January 1-4 and Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Midget Nationals presented by General Tire, January 14-18 by clicking the event tabs on the RacinBoys home page.
View each day of the Tulsa Shootout for $15.00 (Wed-Thu-Fri), $20 (Sat) or entire event package for $54.99.
The Chili Bowl can be seen for $25.00 each day or $99.00 for the entire five days. Note: RacinBoys will NOT be carrying Saturday night’s championship feature race as MavTV broadcasts live from the Chili Bowl for the first time. Saturday day-long coverage begins around 12:00 noon CT and continues until MavTV takes over live in the early evening.
Tulsa Shootout and Chili Bowl webcasts on RacinBoys are brought to you by MavTV and Lucas Oil Products. For more information about the RacinBoys PPV events or sponsorship opportunities, send e-mail to [email protected].
RBN The RacinBoys Broadcasting Network
http://www.racinboys.com/
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December 23, 2013 at
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Why do most of the television/cable providers do not have MAVTV (namely Verzion Fious, Time Warner, and At&T in my area? Bad business for MavTV if they want people to watch.
And please don't say switch to DirectTV. I called and the few times I came in contact with customer service it was horrible. I was on the phone for 30 minutes, never got an answer about how to get an internet bundle with Verizon. (Eventually I did and it was $90  for the speed I wanted, but if a sales rep can not tell me in over 30 minutes, I gotta cringe about dealing with tech support.
Although I would prefer to have Mavtv, just not worth the extra cost and hassle to switch. I am sure there are quite a few others in the same predicament as me. With the 200 plus worthless channels on cable/fious, u would think they would have room for MAV TV? Is MavTV asking for too much broadcast rights? Auto racing, extreme auto sports, short track racing, etc is pretty popular in the USA, sure seems their is a void.
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