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For People on the Move, a Portable Digital Radio Receiver is the Way to Go
Although satellite radio has been in existence for quite a few years now, the major broadcasting companies have been rather slow in developing a system for their subscribers to enjoy the benefits of satellite radio from anywhere in North America However, w
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Take Your Tunes With You Using A Portable Satellite Radio
People that have taken a liking to satellite radio are flocking to their local electronics store looking for a portable satellite radio Why you might ask Well thanks to the marketing of portable satellite radios, users can now take their favorite music, co
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Is a Portable Satellite Radio for You? - Why You Should Consider a Sirius Satellite Radio Receiver
If you have ever been frustrated by too many commercials on the radio or losing a station rsquo s signal as you drive out of range, then a portable Sirius satellite radio may be just what you need When you have a Sirius satellite radio receiver you can lis
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Portable Digital Radio News
| Must FM die to save digital radio? (Daily Telegraph) Wed, 02 Jul 2008 20:53:04 GMT A new report recommends TV-style 'analogue switch-off' for radio. Claudine Beaumont has doubts. |
| Digital Radio operates in 136-174 MHz frequency band. (ThomasNet) Mon, 30 Jun 2008 12:52:49 GMT Featuring menu-driven programming and over-the-air rekeying and cloning, KNG-P150 has uninterrupted duty cycle of up to 18 hr. NIST-certified encrypted radio includes 512 channels and up to 32 zones, customized keypad, multi-line display, and offers software-driven upgrades. With 6 W of programmable RF output, IP67 submersible rated P25 digital radio is MIL-STD 810 C/D/E/F compliant. It is ... |
| Rockford Police Department to make digital radio upgrade (Rockford Register Star) Mon, 30 Jun 2008 22:09:37 GMT The Rockford Police Department will spend $536,000 to upgrade to a digital communications network designed to improve officer safety, but such systems have generated concern across the country that they fail at crucial times. |