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That's what I ended up doing. There had been 2 other calls this morning about the same thing, and the very nice lady gave me a month's credit on the bill for the inconveninece. Thought that was pretty cool.

Yesterday afternoon, I lost all terrestrial signal for my JVC unit in my office. When I plugged the JVC into my car for the ride home, I had full satellite signal, but once again no terrestrial signal. Is there someone at Sirius that I can call to find out the status of the repeators in...

Using the cassette adaptor, I have my output volume set at 2 (almost minimized) and the audio level coming out is still louder than normal radio. :) I did my reinstall on Saturday with my panavise mount. Not only is it significantly more stable than the suction cup mount, now my JVC is...

I just got my panavise mount yesterday, and will be moving mine from the windshield suction cup mount to the panavise mount this weekend if I have time. It will move my mounting location down about 18 inches from where it is now and get the radio out of the direct sunlight which will be a good...

I had that problem with the FM transmission as well. But, now with the cassette adaptor, not only is the sound exponentially better, I have the JVC volume set down on either the 2nd or 3rd dot, and still have to turn my radio down from where I usually have it set for FM radio, otherwise it's...

I tried a little bit with the home kit today, but ran into two problems immediately. First, I have no grounded outlets in my living room, where I want to put the home unit. Second, I tried the antenna in both my east facing and north facing window (which are the two directions I'm supposed to...

I've already got a cassette adaptor from my DVD player that I'll be using. The sound quality from that is far superior to the FM transmission. (Which I did know about before picking this up.)

Here's my quickie install in my 1993 Ford Ranger until I get something better together. The suction cup mount just doesn't seem very secure. I did run the antenna wire along my windshield, into the truck, and then tucked it down behind my dash, so only a very little bit of it is visible...

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