Will this radio work with my existing Sirius subscription?
73964
Yeppers, works great. I'm still using one and have purchased two more as spares. This little gem, when docked without an audio cable, will broadcast a FM signal that blankets an acre so you can work outside listening on a portable FM receiver. The FCC banned this powerful little broadcaster in later models. When I listen to baseball it will display box scores, too!
73965
Yes it will work after you activate the new device. Mine worked for years until a pin got damaged.
73966
Yes, you just need to call in the radio id number. Since it's an older unit you may miss out on some of the features of newer units like replay. Do some research on "newer" units before purchasing
73967
yes, I don't know why not. I had to replace my radio & I just called them with the new serial # & they hooked it right up. I love my Roady! I think it's their easiest receiver to maneuver in the car.
73968
My guess is yes, but I was an XM subscriber before they "merged" and the transition was seamless for me.
1440815
No monthy membership fee like Sirius satellite radio. However you do need a wifi connection to the internet, and a wireless modem to transmit to the radio. If I recall correctly, you need a computer to select the radio software.I am sorry if I don't remember everything, but I sold mine several years ago when I got my iphone, which I use with the TuneIn radio app.
1655890
You will need one that is no longer in production. If you plan on adding sirrus I high recommend you purchase a unit that is Sirius/XM ready the antennas for this unit (if you can find ) are crazy expensive and out dated
1055734
You do indeed need a Sirius receiver. The manual literally states "there is a Sirius jack for the SiriusConnect tuner (sold separately)."
628397
You will need the SiriusXM SXV200v1 tuner. The cable needed is included with the unit so it is plug and play.
11640
No. It only works in the vehicles listed. You could use something like the PXDP PXHGM4 or PXDP PXHGM2, both sold by us (ReplacementRadios.) But it does not have all the features. Nothing does. Those older radios simply weren't capable of text and advanced controls.
749772
Yes you will need the Sirius module and antenna. They will both mount somewhere behind the radio in the cabinet. Then the Sirius folks can program the system for you or turn it on where it works.
1266239
If this is the older larger Sirius model, which I think it is (which also has or used to have excellent transmitting power...I do not believe this cradle will accept that style radio... I had a replay at one time and there is no way it would have worked with this newer style...hope that helps
1205809
yes it will. I do believe that is the radio I purchased and it works great with it.
1334065
To SiriusXM internet radio yes. Never checked if it can use antennae and interface. Let me know if this answers your question
1600304
As long as the radio has a sat ready logo and not an siriusxm logo, it should work.
2138375
Yes. I have mine plugged to the Sirius/XM Fusion brand Sirius receiver module.
377003
I would assume so..... I actually use it for my Sirius radio app that I have.
1194867
Almost certainly, yes. Sirius has used the same docking system for all its models for some time, including the old Stratus I own and all previous Starmate radios. One caveat: later model Sirius sets (like Starmate) cannot transmit their FM signal all around the house the way the older models could do. But, the home kit provides dedicated audio cables to link up with a nearby stereo. If that's what you want to do, then the home kit is all you need.
1028161
Subscription is not included - You'll have to contact Sirius directly and set it up (when you have the radio, the ID number is required). They offer a few different programming options with a few different payment options. Enjoy!
415669
It may work but only for sirius not sirius/xm you have to call sirius they will help you find what you need make sure you get right cables some don't Match right do some research it a pain in the ass to find all the right parts you need look up PDF file for your model to start hope this helps
1001074
Probably not, unless it says (usually on the face plate of the deck) "Sirius/XM ". As I have stated before,make sure the model you buy is compatable with the programming you want.