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October 8th 11, 05:29 AM
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Satellite Failure Coincides With CME Shock
I now wonder if the reception problems of my Sirius/XM satellite radio
is somehow related to this. My perfect satellite radio reception of over 1 year mysteriously became crappy two weeks ago. It still receives some stations flawlessly but most cut in and out every 3 words making them unlistenable. Anyone one else experiencing recent satellite radio reception issues? |
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October 8th 11, 02:19 PM
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Satellite Failure Coincides With CME Shock
On Fri, 07 Oct 2011 21:29:38 -0700, Truth Teller wrote:
I now wonder if the reception problems of my Sirius/XM satellite radio is somehow related to this. My perfect satellite radio reception of over 1 year mysteriously became crappy two weeks ago. It still receives some stations flawlessly but most cut in and out every 3 words making them unlistenable. Anyone one else experiencing recent satellite radio reception issues? Having owned a half dozen satellite radios I'd suspect the antenna system first. Also, look for new cellular installations. 1.9 GHz mobile phones will shut down satellite radios in the vicinity. |
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