ROZ


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Posted: Jan. 10 2003,3:58 pm |
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| Quote (AZKC @ Jan. 10 2003,11:14 am) | | Quote (ROZ @ Jan. 07 2003,11:23 am) | So what do you guys want to know about satallite radio?  |
I'm wanting a stand alone deck that is transferable from car to boat, car to house, blah blah..... And not wanting to run it thru fm radio either I thought I saw this kind of stuff when it first came out but it seems to have faded away.....
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You have source 3 options for receiving XM radio. 1. XM ready headunit with the actual XM receiver and Satellite antenna 2. Non-XM ready headunit coupled to a fm modulator,XM receiver, and Satellite antenna. 3. Non-XM ready cassette headunit coupled to a cassette adaptor/cig. lighter adaptor, XM receiver/display, and portable Satellite antenna.
Currently, these are the only 3 methods to satellite radio.
This year a new "portable" unit was introduced. Delphi XM receiver. Nice transportable unit.... Receiver is an SA10000..Includes receiver and remote. retails around 130.00 Cassette adaptor kit model SA10002...Magnetic mount antenna, Vehicle cradle, and cassette and cig lighter adaptors..retails for around 70.00 FM modulator model SA10003...Fm modulator/ harness..retails for 50.00 Home adaptor model SA10004...Includes indoor/outdoor antenna, A/C power adaptor, and home cradle/stand. retails for around 70.00.
Because the FM mod plugs directly into your FM antenna plug at the headunit, the signal is only as good as the actual tuner in your stereo.
I think it's a best value over any other universal portable satellite unit.
Hope this helps, ROz
You'd be surprised about how well the FM mod units sound. I have all Alpine XM/ RF mod.stuff run into my factory 4Runner stereo(Fujitsu(Eclipse)), and it sounds pretty darn good...
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