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Why does our satellite radios go dead at the following intersections?
In front of Corona HS on Lincoln, Lincoln & Ontario and Ontario and Magnolia
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2200-2286 S Lincoln Ave Corona, CA 92882, USA
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Closed City of Corona (Registered User)
Hello there,
There probably is no single reason why your satellite radio signal is being dropped in that area. It may be a low coverage location, there may be interference from building structures, power lines, or similar. It's also possible that your antennae has retained damage in some way.
We looked up a list of troubleshooting procedures that you can follow, to see if that helps
http://www.ehow.com/how_2051407_troubleshoot-satellite-radio.html
Unfortunately, there's really nothing the city can do to solve your problem. You can try contacting your satellite radio provider and asking for a coverage map or an explanation of why your radio is dropping the signal. Satellite radio is very similar to a cell phone in that, sometimes you will have coverage and sometimes not.