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On Sun, 26 Mar 2006 15:25:35 -0800, running dogg wrote:
Let's see, that's $156 a year to get one radio station. I understand that you live in the Santa Clarita Valley. IIRC, that place is horrible for radio reception. LA FM stations have to put up repeaters to be heard there, and it's just a hop skip and jump away from downtown LA. (OK, that's 2 hours in LA traffic, but I'm talking air distance.) The mountains block virtually all radio signals. Try using your car radio when going through Tejon Canyon sometime. It's DEAD. In your case, satellite radio WOULD be a necessity. I can usually hear the Beeb's Asian service for a few hours in the afternoon on the 15 Mhz band, although I haven't tried it recently. I will have to see if the signal lasts until The World Today comes on at 0300. Nobody puts translators here. I can get a few stations in HD. The BBC in the car? |
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