Re: [Swprograms] Sirius vs XM

[Daniel Say <say@xxxxxx>]

> Perfectly valid question.
> 
> It takes work to download stuff, and sometimes it's just plain fun to
> "spin the dials" and see what's on.  I have had this conversation
> numerous times with folks that prefer live listening.
> 
> At the office, and on the road, and even puttering around the house on
> weekends, I enjoy the satellite radio.  It's a relatively inexpensive
> vice.
> 
> On 12/1/05, Peter Bowen <peter.bowen@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> >
> > Considering the amount of radio material available via the web,
> > including formats that can be used "on the road", why bother with (and
> > pay extra for) satellite radio?
> >
> > 73,
> > Peter
	
	And satellite radio won't fade out as you leave
	a city as you do a cross-country run.
	True there are no traffic news, but you can bounce
	back to local if entering a traffic dense area.

	Truckers are a prime market for the systems.
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