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February 21, 2013 at
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February 21, 2013 at
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Is it worth the $59 yearly subcription ? or is there a better site out there ( USACTV ) And forget dirtvision I did that one last year and was not happy with them sometimes it looked like they were using a cell phone camera to broadcast with . Any ideas ? I like wingless racing sprints and midgets . And also winged with me living in posse country . I like the stuff jackslash does ( follow the corn ) . So far the best stuff i see Is from Jackslash and Loudpedal are the best out there and in HD . It doesn't have to be live broadcasts .
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February 21, 2013 at
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February 21, 2013 at
12:09:08 PM by GoJackslash
It cost's me over $900 a year to see 3-5 dirt races on cable television during the season.
Jackslash.com is $59.95 for a year and you get over a 100 HD "On Demand" races covering WoO, All Stars, MSCS and KISS Sprint Cars, POWRI, Indiana, Calfornia, documentaries, and much more.
Starting at the Ocala All Star race 2 weeks ago, all our videos from here on out are "Apple friendly."
Now you can watch all of our WoO, All Star, Indiana nonwing, and midget On Demand HD videos on your ipad, iphone, Droid device, and flat screen.
We have members from all over the world that are turning off their tv's and turning on their phones, tablets, and computers and watching our HD On Demand content.
$59.95 for a 100 races a year, or over $900 for 3-5 dirt races on cable?
Welcome to the future racefans.
Respectfully,
Sean Buckley
Jackslash.com
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February 21, 2013 at
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Thanks sounds just what I was looking for . Does it work with google tv on my smart tv it is a full web browser ?
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February 21, 2013 at
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I complained about the lack of dirt track racing on television and Barry Braun with xsan.tv made me realize something. The future of LIVE dirt track racing is via the internet and that future is now.
Those like jackslash, xsan.tv, dirtvision, USACTV, turn2media and now racinboys offer the ppv and some a subscription type service where, even if you bought subscriptions to all of them, would still be cheaper than buying all the cable channels for one full year.
Most of the above also offer "on-demand" where you can go back later in the year and watch them again or if you missed a race, go back and watch it. If I wasn't a huge sports fan (basketball, baseball and football) I wouldn't do cable. I don't do reality tv nor movies nor whatever so sports and racing is all I need.
David Smith Jr.
www.oklahomatidbits.com
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February 21, 2013 at
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Posted By: dberk4 on February 21 2013 at 11:48:26 AM
Is it worth the $59 yearly subcription ? or is there a better site out there ( USACTV ) And forget dirtvision I did that one last year and was not happy with them sometimes it looked like they were using a cell phone camera to broadcast with . Any ideas ? I like wingless racing sprints and midgets . And also winged with me living in posse country . I like the stuff jackslash does ( follow the corn ) . So far the best stuff i see Is from Jackslash and Loudpedal are the best out there and in HD . It doesn't have to be live broadcasts .
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Cost $60 to fill my gas tank in Ca. $60 for a years worth of JACKSLASH is a
good deal!!!
Bob
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February 21, 2013 at
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Posted By: GoJackslash on February 21 2013 at 12:07:03 PM
It cost's me over $900 a year to see 3-5 dirt races on cable television during the season.
Jackslash.com is $59.95 for a year and you get over a 100 HD "On Demand" races covering WoO, All Stars, MSCS and KISS Sprint Cars, POWRI, Indiana, Calfornia, documentaries, and much more.
Starting at the Ocala All Star race 2 weeks ago, all our videos from here on out are "Apple friendly."
Now you can watch all of our WoO, All Star, Indiana nonwing, and midget On Demand HD videos on your ipad, iphone, Droid device, and flat screen.
We have members from all over the world that are turning off their tv's and turning on their phones, tablets, and computers and watching our HD On Demand content.
$59.95 for a 100 races a year, or over $900 for 3-5 dirt races on cable?
Welcome to the future racefans.
Respectfully,
Sean Buckley
Jackslash.com
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No don't turn off your TV......... If you have an up to date TV just hook your Computer into the TV or wifi it and watch on the BigScreen. And at $60 a year you can't beat it.
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February 21, 2013 at
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Jackslash is great. Think about it. You will spend $60 easily going to 2 races in person...or you can sit in the comfort of your home and enjoy all the on demand stuff while you wait on new shows each week. Very good deal.
do it in the dirt
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February 21, 2013 at
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"or you can sit in the comfort of your home and enjoy all the on demand stuff"
Yea but you can't smell the methanol... or FEEL the horsepower....
Other than that I think Jackslash videos are terrific
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February 22, 2013 at
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Is there any schedule so we can see what races will be on during the season?
Thanks
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February 22, 2013 at
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I bought my subscription on Monday. I'm absolutely in love with it. It has a ton of quality content that's great to watch. I bought a full year, it's a helluva deal at $60.
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February 22, 2013 at
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February 22, 2013 at
12:26:07 PM by dberk4
Thanks guys for your input . I just paid the $60 bucks and it looks great on my 60in smart tv in my man cave . lots of good stuff on jacklash . I love all the midwest stuff they carry . I have never been to many of these tracks as they are a long way from New Jersey Being a huge sprint car and Midget fan it helps with me living in modified stock car land the closest sprint track to me Is Williams Grove and it's 3 hour drive one way .
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February 22, 2013 at
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I have been a member of Jackslash since the 1st day. Cheapest $60 I spend a year. I watch it daily.
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February 23, 2013 at
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Posted By: GoJackslash on February 21 2013 at 12:07:03 PM
It cost's me over $900 a year to see 3-5 dirt races on cable television during the season.
Jackslash.com is $59.95 for a year and you get over a 100 HD "On Demand" races covering WoO, All Stars, MSCS and KISS Sprint Cars, POWRI, Indiana, Calfornia, documentaries, and much more.
Starting at the Ocala All Star race 2 weeks ago, all our videos from here on out are "Apple friendly."
Now you can watch all of our WoO, All Star, Indiana nonwing, and midget On Demand HD videos on your ipad, iphone, Droid device, and flat screen.
We have members from all over the world that are turning off their tv's and turning on their phones, tablets, and computers and watching our HD On Demand content.
$59.95 for a 100 races a year, or over $900 for 3-5 dirt races on cable?
Welcome to the future racefans.
Respectfully,
Sean Buckley
Jackslash.com
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You Heard it straight from Sean! Jackslash is great definitely worth 60$ Wing,Non wing,KISS,MSCS,Local Indiana shows,Interviews,short films,and Documenties! you get alittle bit of everything!
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February 23, 2013 at
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February 23, 2013 at
09:37:04 AM by dirtface
Ok I'm no techie and if it doesn't have gears or levers. I'm lost . Jack slash said they are apple friendly and I do have the Apple TV little box does that work for the on demand now ? And bob how do you get away with filling your tank for 60 dollars in California. I'm at 100.
We need more sprint car racing at our home track.
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February 23, 2013 at
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Posted By: dirtface on February 23 2013 at 09:35:18 AM
Ok I'm no techie and if it doesn't have gears or levers. I'm lost . Jack slash said they are apple friendly and I do have the Apple TV little box does that work for the on demand now ? And bob how do you get away with filling your tank for 60 dollars in California. I'm at 100.
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Using "Airplay" from an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch you can stream your iOS device video wirelessly to an Apple TV. Works great for me!
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February 23, 2013 at
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Posted By: dirtface on February 23 2013 at 09:35:18 AM
Ok I'm no techie and if it doesn't have gears or levers. I'm lost . Jack slash said they are apple friendly and I do have the Apple TV little box does that work for the on demand now ? And bob how do you get away with filling your tank for 60 dollars in California. I'm at 100.
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Cause I don't got the big truck like u!
u coming over for Copper?
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February 23, 2013 at
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Ty ricci49 and yes bob me and greg will be there for the copper . My buddy kenny missed us so bad he's treating us.
We need more sprint car racing at our home track.
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February 23, 2013 at
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Posted By: dirtface on February 23 2013 at 12:25:28 PM
Ty ricci49 and yes bob me and greg will be there for the copper . My buddy kenny missed us so bad he's treating us.
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That Kenny he's a nice guy! LOL!!!
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February 25, 2013 at
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With your $60 subscription, do they broadcast live events or do you have to wait for the next day to see the race? I know it says "on demand" but didnt know about the other part.
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