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June 29th 05, 03:10 PM
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Mark S. Holden wrote:
Peter Maus wrote: snip One of the guys at the airport has Sirius in his R-44. Patched into the intercom, he can to tunes but gets a priority overide when ATC needs his attention. Makes a lot more sense than the cassette player in the Bonanza. Aircraft are probably the ideal vehicles for sat radio. Odds are if trees or buildings are between you and the satellite, a signal dropout will be the least of your worries. LOL! Talk about your pucker factors. |
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