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	<title>Comments on: Satellite Radio – The New Generation Of Radios</title>
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		<title>By: boeing46</title>
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		<description>My family has taken a multitude of long RV trips over 35 plus years. When we used to get just a few miles from a city we would either get no radio signal or farm reports and country music only. When i heard about Sirius and XM radio i looked into it. When I found out I could be anywhere in the US and a large part of Mexico and get a great signal with hundreds of channels I was there. I now have a Sirius cradle in 3 vehicles including the Motor home I was in heaven. I have 3 cradles in my home. One in my office, bedroom and the garage. It only costs me $21 a month and a couple hundred for hardware because I got the good stuff.
I almost never listen to regular radio and all their commercials anymore. 
You do get commercials on the talk radio channels but very few compared to terrestrial radio. I&#039;ll never go back.
The same thing happened when Satellite TV was available. I was one of the first to get it. After having Cable that went out all the time and many channels were fuzzy the Satellite has been perfect since about 1991-2.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My family has taken a multitude of long RV trips over 35 plus years. When we used to get just a few miles from a city we would either get no radio signal or farm reports and country music only. When i heard about Sirius and XM radio i looked into it. When I found out I could be anywhere in the US and a large part of Mexico and get a great signal with hundreds of channels I was there. I now have a Sirius cradle in 3 vehicles including the Motor home I was in heaven. I have 3 cradles in my home. One in my office, bedroom and the garage. It only costs me $21 a month and a couple hundred for hardware because I got the good stuff.<br />
I almost never listen to regular radio and all their commercials anymore.<br />
You do get commercials on the talk radio channels but very few compared to terrestrial radio. I&#8217;ll never go back.<br />
The same thing happened when Satellite TV was available. I was one of the first to get it. After having Cable that went out all the time and many channels were fuzzy the Satellite has been perfect since about 1991-2.</p>
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