Id like to see the office you work in. The attenas that come with the Stiletto are 30 feet long. You should be able to navigate that around some desks and along some walls and get a bit of a signal. I cant get a signal on the Stilleto on its own, but can with the attena and dock.
An urgent plea to the TMD hosts tommorow
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Id like to see the office you work in. The attenas that come with the Stiletto are 30 feet long. You should be able to navigate that around some desks and along some walls and get a bit of a signal. I cant get a signal on the Stilleto on its own, but can with the attena and dock.
I would imagine so people can't just run wires and such where ever they want to in their place of work.
you'd want the xmp3 and its goes further than the stiletto as it allows you to listen to one channel while recording another, just like a dvr.
I'd have to go at least 100 feet to get outside. There are no windows so I'd have to do some serious ceiling work and splicing. And I've have to do it in secret. It's not THAT big of a deal.
What sucks is the block on my computer so I can't listen the NFL or anything.
I'd have to go at least 100 feet to get outside. There are no windows so I'd have to do some serious ceiling work and splicing. And I've have to do it in secret. It's not THAT big of a deal.
Hi mghtx:
I have a docking station at work and the antenna points directly towards a wall and it works just fine. You may already know this, but if not, go to the link below from Sirius and it will let you know, depending on where you live, which way to point your antenna.
SIRIUS Satellite Radio - Home Installation
For god sakes people, enough of this garbage! Pete, Nate, Mike, anybody!! STOP ENCOURAGING THIS!
20 minutes in on yesterdays show and i hit the button. listened to the bob dylan show i recorded from the previous day. Bob's show was entertaining and he never mentioned the words "junior" and "fan of" at least not in the same sentence.:rofl:
You guys (and gals) need to understand that it's not our decision. It's yours. Obviously SOMEONE thinks those topics are valid and important, since so many people call Sirius NASCAR Radio to talk about them. If we're going to have an open forum, we need to take ALL the calls, not just the ones we (or you) think are worth taking. Personally, I don't care if I answer, "How do the drivers go to the bathroom during the race" for the 357th time. But I do, because it's talk radio, and it's an open forum. Once we start censoring what people can talk about, the whole thing goes to hell in a handbag.
Dave, with all due respect i disagree with you in principle. It is for the most part, your decision and not ours. Many a day I've tuned in at 3pm and you opened the show on a particular topic and that topic will dominate the show. As the host you can and often do steer the show in topical direction. The days in which you steer the topic more often than not are great shows. However, yes i agree that it is an open forum. Some days one caller early in the show takes the wheel so to speak and steers the show in a different direction. Many times when that happens the direction they choose is often pointed into a dead end street. This topic was started as a request to not let callers continue to steer us into that dead end street.
But hey, i guess it could be a lot worse, at least we are not picking rained out qualifying starts using numbered ping pong balls:rofl:
But hey, i guess it could be a lot worse, at least we are not picking rained out qualifying starts using numbered ping pong balls:rofl: