Might have been asked already but will a Sirius receiver work just like a laptop would?
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As long as it has a "line level" output, it should, usually stereo mini-plugs. I use these amps with Apple Airport Express units and they work great.
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I used Sirius. Similar equipment. I used a pioneer Sirius reciever unit that plugged directly into the IP Bus connector on the unit. Gave excellent control of the Sirius directly from the touch screen
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Yes you can use CHIRP. It supports the radio also beofeng software works as well. Dont forget to install the USB cable driver software.
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Well you won't have any issues but you need to install the receiver on whatever computer you're working on. you can't have 2 receivers on each computer and hope the mouse will respond to each one separately, I can tell you because I have 2 receivers and I tried that. I tried using the 1 receiving on my desktop and hoping to install the 2nd receiver on my laptop, needless to say it didn't work I needed to remove the receiver from my desktop to my laptop in order to get it working without any issues.Hope that helps.
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Yes, you only need a USB port in your computer. The receiver is built into the antenna. You MIGHT need to download some drivers for the device if you PC doesn't have any that will work.
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Yes, it either inputs to a rarely used frequency on your radio, or with another adapter will feed into the antennae port of your existing radio. If your radio has a 3.5 mm input it might work through that, but if you have that I would expect your radio to be new enough that you have satellite capability.
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Since I am not sure which Sirius radio you have I cannot do specific research for you...but generically speaking this will play any device you can plug into with an 1/8th inch stereo jack. Then you have to provide power for the speakers, this comes from a standard USB connector. If you are using the mobile/car radio, they make a docking kit for in the home already, available here on Amazon. If you are using a home radio you would need a "headphone" output on the radio and USB power, so the answer is; you could, but not very conveniently by the time you get the USB power from somewhere. This really is meant as computer/tablet speaker system.
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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.
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Yes, after synchronizing both devices (laptop, Bluetooth Music Receiver) you'll be able to stream music through the Receiver.
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As long as you have a "line out " or "headphone" jack on your Sirius receiver, it will work. I put one of these in my accord, and it works great! No more bouncing from station to station. Helpful videos on youtube for installation as well.
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I am not familiar with the on star system however the Boss has aux, usb, and card readers therefore I have used a external Sirius radio hookup no problem. I hope this helps you anyway it can but the radio is pretty decent for the price.
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If you go to serius' webpage http://www.siriusxm.com/all of your questions should be answered. Personally we had no problem with the equipment or service.
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It does not, but you can get Sirius through your iPhone and Bluetooth it through this unit. It works very well. Audio does not run up that big an amount of data, so you should be able to make it work.
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Yes, as long as you have a Sirius XM radio. This is a docking station for it.
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no , Sirius is a pay system with its own reciever, you will not need Sirius as there is a plethora of station selection on the internet
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Really depends on what kind of set up your lookin to have in your home. If you want something simple, you could do a "boombox" type system (I have this for work) which is exactly what the name says, it is a docking unit with speakers and an antenna that you extend out and place where you can get a signal,very portable. I have somethin more permanent for my house which is a home kit, a docking unit with an antenna and 100' cable where the antenna is installed on the same pole as my Direct TV satellite dish. On the docking unit I have a whole home FM transmitter hooked up to boost radio signal to every radio in my home, a really nice way for me to listen to Sirius everywhere in my house. Hope the helps with your question
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As an owner of three such radios, mine do not... they are all wireless.A cheap wireless router hooked up to your computer, think I paid $20 or $25, and you'll be in business.Great radio for SiriusXM.