I think the demand was much greater than was anticipated. Although it was mentioned that a manufaturing problem did not exist, I am not so sure of that. Also, is it getting painfully obvious that SIRI and XMSR is a target of many groups that have a vested interest in killing both companies? Let's take a look:AAPL, MSFT, both have huge reason to see SatRad fail. The FCC/RIAA controlled by big lobby money from the Main Stream Media which has a HUGE interest in seeing SatRad fail. SIRI/XMSR needs to get as many devices into public places as possible, as quickly as possible. There is billions of AD dollars that will go down the drain at the MSM if SatRad is not stopped. Look for it to get worse before it gets better.

Earl Phillips, Do you have cable TV? How many homes do you think has cable TV? Think all the people using IPOD's are long-haul truckers? Think they are all RV travelers? Think they are all travel sales? I think you need to go back to the basher drawing board, because it is obvious that you have no idea what you are stating.

For $12.95 per month I can buy 13 songs for an IPOD or similar device, or for the same $12.95 I can get a full month of dozens of music channels, Howard Stern, News, weather/traffic, SPORTS-- NFL, and coming in 2007 NASCAR coverage that will beat anything that exists.
If you have listened to SatRad for more than an hour, you are hooked. I would never drive without SatRad, and have it in my home.
Let's see, how often do I watch HBO? Is it worth $12.95 per month? I listen to SatRad several hours per day, and can tell you I would gladly pay double for the service.