Sirius XM Radio
I realize that a subscription is required and that there is a monthly fee for that. What would I need to purchase to get sirius XM service in our 2007 motor home? I'm assuming a new radio? Any sugg...
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2chiefsRus wrote:
if i'm reading things correctly it sounds like I would need two of the XSDV3 kits - one for each vehicle and then one SXPL1V1 receiver that I would be able to move between the two vehicles?
That's what we do. We have the kit in the motorhome hardwired to use the auxiliray input on our dash radio, and another one in our "spare" car that we keep at our Adirondack get away cottage. When we're there, we just move the XM receiver to the car until we're ready to roll out again. The car radio uses the XM's FM transmitter, since it doesn't have an aux input. Our toad has its own built-in radio with XM, so we do have two "Mostly Music" plan accounts. We also get many of the Sirius/XM channels included with our Dish satellite subscription.
