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Here's a link for those interested in some of the technical details of
satellite radio http://makeashorterlink.com/?Q1715285B This info is almost three years old, but it will give you some basic information about how the system works, including an early link budget for XM's system. You will notice that in some areas (places like large cities, tunnels, etc) repeaters are used to ensure coverage. In addition, most satellite systems of this type have *some* link margin to allow for reasonable in-building penetration loss, which is a function of location, construction materials, frequency of operation, etc. RK |
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