XM Radio

[Glenn]

She bought me the Roadie2 (Roady2?).

It plays right through 88.7 on my FM dial.

Sound quality is apparently better with other installation methods, but the quality sounds great to me as is.

Thanks for the info, Geck.

I hope your wife is not responsible for those god awful OutlawSteakhouse.com spots. They really overkill those.

[Gecko]

Hehe, no she's doesn't do them. She is more on the internet advertising side. I like the roady, it's quite small. I prefer the skyfi unit because it can be swapped out of a cradle and used in a boombox or in your home.

Don't forget that you can now access XMonline for free.

How did you hook yours up? There's some really neat after market products out there.

P.S. I have a feeling you will love the High Voltage XM channel with Opie and Anthony. It might take a week or two to like them but once you do you will love them. They are the one's that got booted off the radio by the FCC for the Church Sex Capade skits. http://www.xmradio.com/programming/c...age.jsp?ch=202

[Glenn]

Right now, I'm just utilizing the vent clip.

Didn't really want to velcro it to the dash.

What would I find at XMonline?

[Gecko]

Right now, I'm just utilizing the vent clip.

Didn't really want to velcro it to the dash.

What would I find at XMonline?

The vent clip sucks, it will fall off if you ever hit a good pothole or bump. That's been my experience, though my unit is bigger and heavier than yours.... :laughing5:

Try here for brackets. Pick you auto and a bracket should be made for it.

http://www.xm-radio-satellite.com/in...S&Category=406

Try here for other non bracket accessories -better bet. I have used the cup holder pedestal and have seen some use the goosenecks which look good.

http://www.xm-radio-satellite.com/in...S&Category=369

And of course the sticky backed mount works well but is messy if you ever want to remove.