When they can eliminate LOS requirements, THEN they have a breakthrough. Also, Sirius Satellite Radio has an antenna about the size of a half dollar. It works anywhere there's no obstruction of the general sky. Why do TV antenna's need to be so much bigger and point "dead on" at a very precise location of the sky. Also fix rain fade and we've got a winning product.
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When they can eliminate LOS requirements, THEN they have a breakthrough. Also, Sirius Satellite Radio has an antenna about the size of a half dollar. It works anywhere there's no obstruction of the general sky. Why do TV antenna's need to be so much bigger and point "dead on" at a very precise location of the sky. Also fix rain fade and we've got a winning product.