Will this work with the Audiovox XMCK-10A XM Xpress Satellite Radio ?
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Yes I believe it will. It looks exactly the same size as mine. Lisa look on the back of yours and look at the picture above. You'll be able to match them up. I think you'll be just fine. Enjoy it, it works great. Jerry
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I would think it can. It has a mount for the back that seems like it would fit most all of them. Can you post a pic of the back?
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No it will not - if you look at Audiovox's compatibility tool at http://audiovox.diceelectronics.com/avx_validator.php you'll find that the FM Direct Modulator is what you're looking for. There are two versions, you can read more about them at: http://diceelectronics.com/uni-150-avx http://diceelectronics.com/fmrds-usb-pro-avx
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All microphone with standard XLR connector will work. Yes it should work for the XM1800S.
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I am not sure, I would guess not. The way this unit connects is over the factory XM radio (probably the Sirius one as well) connection. You basically locate the module, unplug it, and connect this unit inline with it. Even if you don't have the module, if it was available from the factory, you may be able to use this. 2000 is probably before they started adding XM to cars though, so you might need to look for a CD changer adapter instead.
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I'm sorry that I don't know. I suggest you contact either AudioVox or Sirius directly. One caution from a very recent experience where I had a friend try my existing antenna with his recently acquired Sirius radio. And that was that my antenna (which is several years old) would not work with his radio. Upon further investigation we found that the old Sirius radios offered a higher voltage (5.5v I believe) than the new radios (4.5v I believe) thus being unable to provide the voltage necessary to activate the antenna. Again, this may not be relevant to your situation, however, it is something I learned. My antenna is at least 5 years old. I'm sorry that I don't know. I suggest you contact either AudioVox or Sirius directly. One caution from a very recent experience where I had a friend try my existing antenna with his recently acquired Sirius radio. And that was that my antenna (which is several years old) would not work with his radio. Upon further investigation we found that the old Sirius radios offered a higher voltage (5.5v I believe) than the new radios (4.5v I believe) thus being unable to provide the voltage necessary to activate the antenna. Again, this may not be relevant to your situation, however, it is something... » Read More I'm sorry that I don't know. I suggest you contact either AudioVox or Sirius directly. One caution from a very recent experience where I had a friend try my existing antenna with his recently acquired Sirius radio. And that was that my antenna (which is several years old) would not work with his radio. Upon further investigation we found that the old Sirius radios offered a higher voltage (5.5v I believe) than the new radios (4.5v I believe) thus being unable to provide the voltage necessary to activate the antenna. Again, this may not be relevant to your situation, however, it is something I learned. My antenna is at least 5 years old. « Show Less
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You will need the SiriusXM SXV200v1 tuner. The cable needed is included with the unit so it is plug and play.
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Go to PAC audio's website to see if it works. You will need an external source such as XM radio or a CD changer.
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Sorry I don't know. I use it with a portable Xmas pioneer radio made long before the new docks!
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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
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This is an older JVC unit so you have to have ether an Sirius or XM tuner,so the answer is yes.
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Yes it will. The SXABB2 comes with adapters for use with "Sirius", "XM", and "SiriusXM" radios.
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Yes, This boom box has a universal plug-in. And will accept the Starmate 5 or any other Sirius radio.
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It works with most XM satellite radio receivers. It's designed for Use with Delphi Roady Xt, Delphi Roady2, Audiovox Xpress, Delphi Myfi, Tao Xm2Go, Pioneer Airware, Delphi Skyfi2, Pioneer Inno. Samsung Helix & Samsung Nexus.
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I am not the expert on this, but if you have a SiriusXm subscription for satellite radio service and the cable connector matches the port on the unit, you should be able to get reception.
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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.
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I bought it for my XM INNO satellite radio receiver. I don't know the exact size of the pin. Perhaps you can do a search for the replacement plug for the INNO (I believe it is Panasonic) and see what the size is.
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If your XMP3 unit has an antenna connection, it might. Without an antenna connection on your device, this adapter will not work.