Sirius Terrestrial Repeaters (1 Viewer)

One problem that I experience with Sirius is the need to move my indoor antenna to keep up with the satellite movements. The windows in my apartment face South and West, rather than the North or East that they suggest for people in this region (San Francisco Bay Area). I've contacted Sirius Customer Service to determine if more Terrstrial Repeaters will be put up within the coming year, and received the following response:

"Marty, we are unable to provide any information regarding the location of our terrestrial repeaters as it is proprietary information. We are dedicated to providing quality service and customer satisfaction. We
encourage comments on how we can improve our service. Thanks again for taking the time to write in!

Sincerely,

Holly
SIRIUS Customer Care Agent"



I suppose I understand the need to keep the location a secret, but I'd asked to know if there will be MORE of them to look forward to. They simply won't tell me....

Now, I realize that XM's birds fly in a geosynchronous orbit, and this reception issue is not so much a problem for XM's subs. If I was in this for music only, I'd make the switch. But I'm not, and I'm sticking to Sirius.

My question: Has anyone heard of more Terrestrial Repeaters to be added to the existing infrastructure here in Northern California?

Thanks!

mt

I have that problem too, Ron. I think that's a very good idea, and I'll certainly do just that.

Thanks!

marty