Is this good for Hotbird sattelite?
866817
The Hot birds only cover Europe and the Mediterranean, now if you are in those areas then yes it will do the job just fine.Here is a link to the technical information http://en.kingofsat.net/pos-13.0E-fta.php Hope that helps.
866818
The LNB has the correct characteristics (freq range, etc.) to pull in Eutelsat Hot Bird 13C (13.0 E) as long as you have sky space to point at it.
894084
I used it on a Sirius Onyx it has worked great for me it is a lot heavier duty then original I have used it for about six months the original 2 months hope it works for you if they claim it's compatible then it should be they are the tech's
1350645
I Would Say Yes!!! The Measurement You Really Need Is The Width Of Your Sunroof And The Roof Grooves To Make Sure It Fits Flush. I Had Enough Space To Sit Flush And Leave Enough Space For The XM Satellite Antenna
1600304
As long as the radio has a sat ready logo and not an siriusxm logo, it should work.
530736
Yes, as long as the window faces south. You need line of site with the satellite.
1425330
Your XM antenna should plug in back of unit where standard antenna would typically go. As far as signal, instructions state, "The SAT Radio Ready logo indicates that this product will control a satellite radio tuner module (sold separately). Please see your nearest authorized Sony dealer for details on the satellite radio tuner module."
877930
If you are doing a new install it will work right out of the box. If you are replacing an existing batwing antenna you will need a mounting plate to cover the old holes which is part# mb8000 and the price of that is 21.99. The plate only comes in white though. Let us know if you would like to proceed.Thanks,
261273
satellite radio uses a separate antenna, this one is for am fm radio and works good for that.
2256041
I have no idea. I purchased something else and installed the XM satellite antenna on the top of my 2005 Ford Focus. It now works great for my 2010 Sirius Starmate 5 radio. The unit I received was intended for an home installation of the satellite radio. Back in 2005 (as far as I know) there were not factory installed satellite radios or antennas.
630414
I don't see why not. My only complaint is that it takes a 30-60 seconds sometimes to find a satalite after the car has been sitting. I received nothing this morning, couldnt even turn it off after 15min of driving. Had to turn the car off at an intersection and it booted back up. Good luck...
1943152
Since the SKYFi2 has a wireless transmitter as long as you have a 12v plug in power source and and FM Radio I would think that you can. I would further check on line however just to be certain for your particular application. My work van set up is simply run XM antenna wire to unit then plug in power source and setup satellite radio per instructions. IF you wanted to hardwire via FM Modulator I would suggest a professional installation. I had that done in my last van. The advantages with the Modulator is that it stops over the air interference from other sources and also is wired in directly for power so when you shut off your vehicle it powers down at the same time.
1367765
I have an Onyx XM radio and it uses the 5V. The Starmate looks like an enhanced version of the Onyx. The way to know for sure is call Sirius and ask a tech what voltate that particular radio uses. The device works flawlessly on my motorcycle for the Onyx. The other question you need to ask them is if the power connector is the same on both radios.
1030506
you must have the factory satellite radio harness. Check your radio for a sat button or ptty button if not get the pa15-niss. When its all hooked up its fantastic
1709318
The Rep. at Satco told me it should work fine based on your question above, however without knowing that exact socket you are screwing into we cannot be 100% sure. thanks. Chris
715314
No problem just make sure your mast or pole is straight up and down and you have the correct skew and elevation for your area .you are hitting 3 satellites instead of one with the 18"dish you should have no problem
476780
I don't know for sure, but I doubt it. This device is plugged into an open port which I assume the satellite radio antennae would be utilizing. That is just a guess, but that's what I would think from installing it.
923038
I am not 100% sure, but I am going to say yes. The only difference between the two models is internal with the satellite radio component and the weather alert.