My many requests regarding where to watch the World Cup (soccer) had so far only yielded non-specific results - if any result at all. "There will be lots of places showing it" was about as good as I got. No idea where specifically, or which matches, or with commentary in what language.
Eventually one of the staff here suggested buying a TV tuner and antenna. I knew from my earlier raspberry pi experiments that our host's TV/PC monitor had a tuner built in. Just needed an antenna. Our friendly electrician heard my plea, and went off to the shop to buy one.
Expecting a small "bunny-ears" antenna, imagine my surprise to see him rigging up a massive bamboo pole to mount a much larger external antenna on!
Now have two free-to-air channels showing the games in the comfort of my own (borrowed) living room.
Price - 150,000 rupiah, or a bit under $AUD15.
One man's musings on simultaneously becoming a stay-at-home dad and relocating to a new country. May include examples of creative efforts in writing,music and photography, though more likely just irregular updates on life in Jogjakarta, and the challenges and triumphs of learning how to be the primary carer in a country where you can't speak the language. All images, unless otherwise stated, were photographed by me.
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
#100HappyDays - Day 38 - World Cup viewing sorted.
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100HappyDays,
expat,
experience,
indonesia,
Jogja,
Yogyakarta
Location:
Bantul, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
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