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  1. I know it's a bit soon to be asking... but I'd like to get me hands on the 2004 Giro DVD as soons as it's on the shelves.

    I live on a small Pacific Island and there no way we get any cycling on TV.

    Anyone know where I could get the DVD online?

    Thanks in advance.

  2. "Dominic Sansom" <[email hidden]> schreef in bericht
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I know it's a bit soon to be asking... but I'd like to get
    me hands on the 2004 Giro DVD as soons as it's on the
    shelves.

    I live on a small Pacific Island and there no way we get
    any cycling on TV.

    Anyone know where I could get the DVD online?

    Thanks in advance.

    there is a report every day of at least an hours in
    the Netherlands (EU). Why dont you join us and come
    live overhere?

    --
    Posted by news://news.nb.nu

  3. "Dominic Sansom" <[email hidden]> schreef in bericht
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I know it's a bit soon to be asking... but I'd like to get
    me hands on the 2004 Giro DVD as soons as it's on the
    shelves.

    I live on a small Pacific Island and there no way we get
    any cycling on TV.

    Anyone know where I could get the DVD online?

    Thanks in advance.

    there is a report every day of at least an hours in
    the Netherlands (EU). Why dont you join us and come
    live overhere?

    --
    Posted by news://news.nb.nu

  4. Dominic Sansom said:

    I live on a small Pacific Island and there no way we get
    any cycling on TV.

    Ooh! Where?

    --
    m.

  5. Dominic Sansom said:

    I live on a small Pacific Island and there no way we get
    any cycling on TV.

    Ooh! Where?

    --
    m.

  6. [QUOTE]Originally posted by Bert L.Am [B]
    there is a report every day of at least an hours in the Netherlands (EU). Why dont you join us and come live overhere?
    B][/QUOTE]

    I cycle into a tropical sunrise every morning, along a coastal road lined with coconut and giant banyan trees (full of fruit bats), lookung out to the waves breaking on the reef and the horizon dotted with islets.

    It's mid winter here at the moment and I still get up a sweat at 4.30am (24ºC) in a thin, sleeveless jeresy.

    I think I'll stay here for now... but thanks for the offer.

    (Mark - I live in the Fiji Islands)

  7. Dominic --

    Quoted message said:

    I know it's a bit soon to be asking... but I'd like to get
    me hands on the 2004 Giro DVD as soons as it's on the
    shelves.

    I live on a small Pacific Island and there no way we get
    any cycling on TV.

    Have you check Satcodx.Com ? There /may/ be a Eurosport beam
    which reaches your island ...

    Quoted message said:

    Anyone know where I could get the DVD online?

    Sorry, spotted this too late to be able to help you.

    I have been capturing the Eurosport coverage to hard disc,
    and could easily have burned DVDs for you, but as I have
    finite disc capacity I erase everything but the previous
    day's each night, so most of the coverage has already gone
    to the great bit-bin in the sky ...

    Let me know by personal e-mail if you'd like DVDs next
    year, and if it's still possible I'll be happy to burn
    them for you.

    Philip Taylor

  8. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Philip Taylor -
    Dominic --

    Quoted message said:

    I know it's a bit soon to be asking... but I'd like to get
    me hands on the 2004 Giro DVD as soons as it's on the
    shelves.

    I live on a small Pacific Island and there no way we get
    any cycling on TV.



    Have you check Satcodx.Com ? There /may/ be a Eurosport beam
    which reaches your island ...

    Quoted message said:

    Anyone know where I could get the DVD online?



    Sorry, spotted this too late to be able to help you.

    I have been capturing the Eurosport coverage to hard disc,
    and could easily have burned DVDs for you, but as I have
    finite disc capacity I erase everything but the previous
    day's each night, so most of the coverage has already gone
    to the great bit-bin in the sky ...

    Let me know by personal e-mail if you'd like DVDs next
    year, and if it's still possible I'll be happy to burn
    them for you.

    Philip Taylor

    Thanks for the offer.

  9. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Philip Taylor -

    I have been capturing the Eurosport coverage to hard disc,
    and could easily have burned DVDs for you, but as I have
    finite disc capacity I erase everything but the previous
    day's each night, so most of the coverage has already gone
    to the great bit-bin in the sky ...

    Let me know by personal e-mail if you'd like DVDs next
    year, and if it's still possible I'll be happy to burn
    them for you.

    Philip Taylor

    Just a thought... what about the Tour de France????

  10. Dominic Sansom said:

    Thanks for the offer.

    No problem. I still have stages 18, 19 & 20 if you need
    them, and if you can tell me your latitude/longitude I
    should be able to tell you what satellite beams could be
    received with a modest-sized dish.

    ** Phil.

  11. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Philip Taylor -

    BDominic Sansom said:

    Thanks for the offer.

    No problem. I still have stages 18, 19 & 20 if you need
    them, and if you can tell me your latitude/longitude I
    should be able to tell you what satellite beams could be
    received with a modest-sized dish.

    ** Phil. [/B]

    I have last years on DVD... but I'd be happy to pay for media and postage for this years. I've been trying to get the local TV station to re-broadcast the highlights but I don't think I'm making much headway. There's only a handful of serious roadies in Fiji and we're hungry for any sort of Road Bike stuff (mags, DVDs etc).

    Suva, Fiji 178ºE 18ºS.

  12. Dominic Sansom said:

    Just a thought... what about the Tour de France????

    I've already agreed to record a number of the key stages
    for an Alaskan journalist, so it shouldn't be a lot of
    extra work to make a second copy. The only problems that I
    foresee are
    (1) equipment failure (one never knows ...), and
    (2) the possibility that I may be away at some point during
    the race, as I have at most 20 hours recording capacity
    before I need to flush to DVD.

    If neither of those occur, all should be well.

    Don't forget to let me know your latitude/longitude so that
    I can check which satellite beams reach you ...

    ** Phil.

  13. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Philip Taylor -
    Don't forget to let me know your latitude/longitude so that
    I can check which satellite beams reach you ...

    ** Phil.

    Suva, Fiji 178ºE 18ºS.

    Thanks a bunch!

  14. Hmm, pretty poor location satellite-wise, Dominic :
    you /can/ get Eurosport France there, but you'd need a
    five-metre dish. Guess that rules it out (it would for
    most people).

    ** Phil.
    --------

    Quoted message said:

    Suva, Fiji 178ºE 18ºS.

    Thanks a bunch!

    --

  15. Philip TAYLOR said:

    Hmm, pretty poor location satellite-wise, Dominic : you
    /can/ get Eurosport France there, but you'd need a five-
    metre dish. Guess that rules it out (it would for most
    people).

    P.S. You didn't say whether you would like stages 18, 19 &
    20 of the Giro : I need to tidy up my hard disc, so
    need to know whether to copy these to DVD for you (it
    would require five DVDs) or just junk them ...

    * Phil.

  16. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Philip Taylor

    BPhilip TAYLOR said:

    Hmm, pretty poor location satellite-wise, Dominic : you
    /can/ get Eurosport France there, but you'd need a five-
    metre dish. Guess that rules it out (it would for most
    people).

    P.S. You didn't say whether you would like stages 18, 19 &
    20 of the Giro : I need to tidy up my hard disc, so
    need to know whether to copy these to DVD for you (it
    would require five DVDs) or just junk them ...

    * Phil. [/B]

    Dont worrry about the Giro DVD.
    Thanks for the feed info I'll pass it on to FijiTV maybe they can grab it and put it on late at night.
    I (we.. all the Fiji Roadies) really appreciate your help.

  17. Dominic Sansom said:

    Dont worrry about the Giro DVD. Thanks for the feed info
    I'll pass it on to FijiTV maybe they can grab it and put
    it on late at night. I (we.. all the Fiji Roadies) really
    appreciate your help.

    OK, good luck with the feed, and best wishes to all the Fiji
    roadies! ** Phil.

  18. Dominic Sansom said:

    Dont worrry about the Giro DVD. Thanks for the feed info
    I'll pass it on to FijiTV maybe they can grab it and put
    it on late at night. I (we.. all the Fiji Roadies) really
    appreciate your help.

    P.S. Forgot to give you the satellite/beam/etc details :

    Intelsat 701 @ 180E
    satcodx5.comeng TV-DIG-CRYPT 61
    10.975 H Eurosport France INT701GL MPG2 MGRD 30000
    3/4 161 84

    The beam map, at

    satcodx-op.comINT701GL.jpg

    may be wrong : it says C-band only, whereas
    Eurosport France is definitely Ku-band.

    ** Phil.

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