Sirius Satellite Radio Antenna stopped working.....

almo · 2006-08-16T22:28:12+00:00

Yep. And the whole system cost 50 bucks, but just to buy a replacementantenna costs 50 bucks. Really!!! One store could order an antenna,for 50 bucks. On the internet, a couple weeks ago, I found that BestBuy had the antenna for 50 bucks. But they also had the completesystem for.....50 bucks. I called to make sure the system for 50 bucksincluded the antenna, and it did. So I bought it and put that systemin my car to replace the other system, which was identical.Anyway, I know the radio part works fine, but I don't know anythingabout satellite antennas, at least an antenna such as this. However,if I can fix that antenna, I can hook it to my home stereo. So, beforedoing destructive testing, does anyone know how to fix a Siriussatellite antenna? It must be the cable part, but don't know how totest it. And I checked to make sure it was the antenna, not the radioreceiver. Anyway, any suggestions?Thanks

Aug 16, 2006 43 Replies

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krw 20 years ago

Sometimes, as long as I'm working on the ""honey-do" list (been trying to get the house ready to sell). No, UNese isn't spoken in this household. ;-)

Keith

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krw 20 years ago

Yes, I suppose even three-toed sloths could tell CNN and FNC apart too.

Reader's digest version? Certainly you only watch CBS/NBC/ABC evening news.

Keith

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almo 20 years ago

I'm going back to CDs. I'm buying stock in satellite radio, but when it broke I got used to the silence, and I have an mp3, but in the car navigating through playlists with little buttons and scroll wheels is a hazzard, and I've got a super miniature mp3 that doubles as a memory stick, but I need a magnifying glass to use that, so lately I burn CD's, and extra copies, so there's bound to be one them around when I want it, and I also get most of the music off Limewire.

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