We took the motor home up to get the propane refilled. Fifteen gallons cost $44.14. Our gauge was reading empty but it turned out we had quite a bit left.
Anyway, it gave us a chance to run the RV and generator a little bit and to confirm our new tile floor didn’t come apart! We glued the flooring to the sides and back of the steps…so I was glad to see it stayed in place.
Our life and travels, from fulltime Rv living, to a new home in the North Georgia Mountains, our other "home" in the Florida Keys, and traveling in our new mini RV.
Monday, March 08, 2010
Friday, March 05, 2010
Roku, Netflix, and Blu-Ray
We bought the new Blu-Ray player because it was Netflix and " wireless ready."
I finally got around to attempting to set it up with our wireless internet...a job I hate to do because I'm not real sure what I'm doing and have to play around with it.
Anyway, after reading the directions a little, I found that I need a wireless LAN adapter with it which upon checking, I found they cost around $70. So my good deal on the Blu Ray player isn't such a good deal.
Our main reason for getting it was so that we can watch all the free movies that Netflix streams. Netflix has a "Roku" box which does the same thing for $79. We returned the Blu-Ray and ordered the Roku. We have several DVD players so we didn't want to spend the money on the Blu Ray player right now.
Anyway, with the Roku, I should have some support in setting it up...which is a good thing. Shipping was free and I figure once we go on the road and won't be able to use Netflix streaming, I'll just sell it on Craigs list. We have a lot of options of "free" movies from our Netflix $8.99 subscription, including some Tv series, like "Weeds", which we like. Once we get the Roku box, it'll be real easy to watch them without having to go through the computer.
I finally got around to attempting to set it up with our wireless internet...a job I hate to do because I'm not real sure what I'm doing and have to play around with it.
Anyway, after reading the directions a little, I found that I need a wireless LAN adapter with it which upon checking, I found they cost around $70. So my good deal on the Blu Ray player isn't such a good deal.
Our main reason for getting it was so that we can watch all the free movies that Netflix streams. Netflix has a "Roku" box which does the same thing for $79. We returned the Blu-Ray and ordered the Roku. We have several DVD players so we didn't want to spend the money on the Blu Ray player right now.
Anyway, with the Roku, I should have some support in setting it up...which is a good thing. Shipping was free and I figure once we go on the road and won't be able to use Netflix streaming, I'll just sell it on Craigs list. We have a lot of options of "free" movies from our Netflix $8.99 subscription, including some Tv series, like "Weeds", which we like. Once we get the Roku box, it'll be real easy to watch them without having to go through the computer.
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