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Why is xm so powerful in Las Vegas? my pioneer Inno comes in real strong everywhere, in casinos, hotel rooms. other cities It's really hard to get a signal.
 
Probably because XM has a terrestrial repeater in Las Vegas. They only have them in major metro areas, and given the tourism factor, would definitely one them in LV.
 
I even get a strong terrestrial signal on my Helix/Inno in Kenosha, Wisconsin...Halfway between Milwaukee & Chicago.
 
I took my Airware to Nashville last November, and was amazed that I was able to listen to Ron & Fez while sitting in the middle of a restaurant, without a single dropout.
 
I discovered how strong the terrestrial signal was in Nashville while driving on Murfreesboro
Road at the airport: no signal loss while UNDER the runways between Briley and Donelson Pike.
And that's sitting still in traffic. However, I was in Bellevue last night (next to what's left of the mall)
and the terrestrial signal was ZERO. Location. Location. Location.
 
Are only certain receivers set up for a terrestrial signal or is it standard on all receivers? I will be making a trip in the near future so I want to make sure my current equipment will be good to go.
 
Bill981 said:
Probably because XM has a terrestrial repeater in Las Vegas. They only have them in major metro areas, and given the tourism factor, would definitely one them in LV.
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Is there an equivalent of Radio Locator for terrestrial satellite repeaters?
 
wesdev224 said:
Bill981 said:
Probably because XM has a terrestrial repeater in Las Vegas. They only have them in major metro areas, and given the tourism factor, would definitely one them in LV.
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Is there an equivalent of Radio Locator for terrestrial satellite repeaters?
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Looks like a 6 month old list is at:
http://www.**********.com/forum/r19550229-XM-Terrestrial-repeater-mapping
 
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