Jan 10
Flirt in repose.
We dropped off our Jeep in town for some “under armor” (more on that later) and decided to walk back to Crazy Horse.
So we took some tourist pics on the London Bridge . . .
Who are these guys?
And made a tourist movie . . .
Then stopped for breakfast . . .
Breakfast
Jan 1
Jan & I & Flirt took a walk around the campground on New Year’s Eve to see what’s to be seen on this full moon night.
Lots of “local” fireworks going off in LHC and lots of campground Xmas decorations . . .
Tricked Out 5th Wheel
Tricked Out Park Model
Penis in the Plaza
Dec 26
Our Motorhome
Our RV is now parked right under our Crazy Horse park model. This is a big deal.
We have some work to do on our RV (like “re-tape” the roof), so having our motorhome right next to us is a VBD (Very Big Deal). Instead of driving 10 miles to where we had it stored, we can now walk to it. Huzzah!
BTW, Merry Christmas!
Dec 9
Noticed a mess of campers on the ridge opposite our park model + clouds of dust above the campers . . .
Flirt and I took a walk over to the ridge and discovered Round 8 of the District 37 AMA Big6 Grand Prix Series hosted by the Vikings MC / 928MX.com . . .
Dec 7
Thanks to this IRV.com poster I remembered some drawings I did two years ago that might be helpful to DISH folks using Hopper 1 (original) or Hopper 2s (Hopper with Sling) in their RVs.
DISH Pro Hybrid (or DPH) technology was created for the Hopper 3, DISH’s latest whole home DVR.
However, DPH equipment can be used with the older Hopper 1 and 2 DVRs.
What’s good about DPH networks is that they use less cabling that the old DISH Pro Plus (DPP) technology. This advantage alone can make an RVers life much simpler because running one wire from a portable tripod (or a Winegard Traveler) is much easier than running two.
To see example DPH setups, scroll to Using DPH Nodes with Hopper 1 & 2 on DISH TV for RVs page.
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