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As Bobby suggested oh so many years ago, it just isn't worth getting the radio repaired. Your time and money would be much better spent on a new radio. Amazon offers some at a pretty good discount. You should also consider that the problem may be with your dock and not the radio itself.

Adjusted for the current cost of living (versus what we are told), that seems like a pretty good deal given the surprising (to me anyway) ratings.

Absent big-named American talent, what are the big costs of a show such as this?

Seems like Le Mans usually shows up on one of the broadcast network sports channels at some level. I usually end up tuning in when it is dark. The FiA in general does a pretty good job with in-car cams and telemetry on the coverage I've seen on traditional networks.

Another topic with an unconditional no answer.

It appears that coverage in the U.S. and Canada excludes the Lone Star Le Mans and the 24 Hours of Le Mans but other than that, there doesn't appear to be any prohibition on subscribing. A VPN connection may or may not be able to skirt the geo-location issues for those events. The price is 59...

Cutting Edge is for all current DIRECTV receivers.

The first YouTube destruction video for the iPad Air and Magic Keyboard have been posted.

How much is it through FiA?

Mine went down only three cents to $4.169. Redwood City is $4.899 which is a 14 cent drop.

It was originally supposed to be ten. Eight is more like a miniseries.

Before you investigate what PVR software to use, you should investigate what content your tuner is going to yield. Clear QAM content (what you can tune with a TV or USB stick) is rare and conditional access schemes (such as CableCARD) are fading fast. My local Xfinity has maybe one or two clear...

Bigger doesn't necessarily mean more expensive (outside of shipping costs). Your placement options have a lot more to do with what antenna is best for you. Putting the fanciest amplified antenna in an attic isn't going help much.

61 "issues" not counting two Edge emergency updates issued previously. Expect more Edge updates very soon. Some of these "quality improvements" reverse/correct issues created by the April 2024 patches.

And lasting only eight episodes.

In Europe, most countries have only a handful "local" stations all in. The same probably goes for much of Asia and Africa. Drawing parallels isn't reasonable.

And more than likely shouldn't.

The most efficient way to minimize a DDOS attack is to identify it and ignore the offending IP addresses. Anything else involves repeated processing of the offending volleys at a relatively high level.

There are no "ground" wires in Ethernet as it employs current loop technology rather than a signal .vs. ground configuration. It is pretty rare to find anything less than enterprise-grade networking gear that fully supports shield grounding and that would demand properly terminated shielded...

I'm very much hoping to get in some Aurora Borealis viewing.

I have the Terk model and it works great as long as weak signal is the only issue. If the issues include interference, it is less helpful (but it is very directional).

Mine is unchanged at $4.199 as is Redwood City at $5.039.

Reorganization is all about cutting new deals.

Fortunately, if all you're after is the music, there are tens of thousands of streaming stations on the Internet that cover virtually all disciplines. All are MP3 quality or better.

Planning, hoping, wanting and needing are no assurance of getting anything done.