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I believe that the press release stated it would work with XM ready receivers back to 2001. I could be wrong, but I could have sworn I read that somewhere..

Yep, you can get it at CC.. For the older radios, you want the SIRSWB.. for newer radios, you want the SATSWB. They both are basically the same, except for the size of the plug. Either will work with both generations of radios, but you may need a size adapter (make sure it is MONO) to make fit.

http://news.moneycentral.msn.com/ticker/article.asp?Feed=PR&Date=20041227&ID=4162662&Symbol=US:SIRI

I can understand that. It determined my choice because of my passion in EPL and college BBall. I could always Tivo stuff and watch it later, but being able to listen to the live play by play, it seems you just get more passion in it, unlike some of the TV announcers. Also, if the games don't...

I have Sirius right now, and I love it for all it offers. I'm a soccer (or properly football) addict, so having the EPL handy while I sit through my son's indoor soccer games is incredibly handy. Of course, I'm a huge college hoops fan as well, so the recent March Madness announcements are...

Just trying to gauge the overall interest in sports programming on both services.

1 year free service? :shocked Are you sure?

Yeah, there are repeaters in Philly, or supposed to be, but I'm not sure how effective they are. I believe I read somewhere that unless you were directly downtown they didn't work so well. And by straight up I meant completely folded so that the Sirius logo is pointed straight up at the sky...

1. First thing I can think of is the just point the antenna straight up instead of in a general direction, especially if it is outside. You will usually receive better reception this way, even though they tell you to "point" the antenna. 2. I recall that the deal does indeed start with...

in most cases, yep, it will work just fine.

Just to point out, the SD tivos's can't do this, but hte HD tivo can do this without problems.

Or, after you figure out that Sirius rules, and you couldn't possibly go back to FM, just remove your FM antenna :)

Yep, a cassette adapter would absolutely work, and for some, works very very well. Others have had issues with factory cassette players rejecting the adapter because of it's auto-flip type functions, but usually there are ways around that.

The newest deal is code 070 for a free Xact stream jockey. I have one of these and I love it.

Not to rain on your parade or anything, but when you buy a yearly subscription you get a month free, only, you have the wait 6-9 days to get it, so, you get 3 weeks free. I'm not sure what the real complaint is, other than you aren't getting all your free time. If you were actually paying for...