Got a removable or docking satellite receiver?
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From: JC in Atlanta Georgia
I've seen many nicely installed permanent mounted units.
BUT.....
Does anyone here use a removable or docking type of satellite receiver?
How did you mount or install your dock?
Got a picture?
I just bot a JVC. It is so large and heavy that I'm thinking about returning it. It does have a LARGE display however. Can anyone tell me if that is a desirable feature?
BUT.....
Does anyone here use a removable or docking type of satellite receiver?
How did you mount or install your dock?
Got a picture?
I just bot a JVC. It is so large and heavy that I'm thinking about returning it. It does have a LARGE display however. Can anyone tell me if that is a desirable feature?
I don't know why anyone would want such a large and obtrusive PNP.
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The World's First XM Portable
The Delphi XM MyFi™ is the world's first XM2go receiver — a personal XM satellite radio. The MyFi includes everything you need to enjoy XM anywhere - in the home, in the car, and on the go.
The MyFi will be available at major U.S. retailers and online in late November.
> The First of its Kind
MyFi is a revolution in portable Audio, playing XM's Ultimate Playlist™ anytime, effortlessly
> All You Need to Enjoy XM Anywhere
Includes car kit, home kit, rechargeable battery, headphones, antennas and more.
> Memory Mode
Store up to 5 hours of fresh new XM content - with no computer downloading or list management. Absolutely no computer needed.
> Live Mode
Hear over 130 digital XM channels live coast to coast by satellite
> Rechargeable Battery
Automatically charges and provides 5 hours for travel or play
> Built-in Wireless FM Transmitter
MyFi can wirelessly transmit to any FM radio speaker system, car, home or portable.
> InfoExtras
Large, illuminated six-line LCD display with personal stock ticker, sports score ticker, clock, alarm & more
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Originally posted by VandyZ
Here is my Delphi Unit in the nav hole. The unit is aluminum silver with orange display . . .looks like it was meant to be there.
And it is removable / dockable.
Here is my Delphi Unit in the nav hole. The unit is aluminum silver with orange display . . .looks like it was meant to be there.
And it is removable / dockable.
I have the same set up as the posted picture. I had to remove the Navigation box and cut an approximate 2"X4" hole in it. There's enough room to remove it pretty easily. It's relatitivly simple to install.
I have the 2003 Bose and I used a FM Modulator. Sound is okay.
I have the 2003 Bose and I used a FM Modulator. Sound is okay.
Originally posted by Bottom
I have the same set up as the posted picture. I had to remove the Navigation box and cut an approximate 2"X4" hole in it. There's enough room to remove it pretty easily. It's relatitivly simple to install.
I have the 2003 Bose and I used a FM Modulator. Sound is okay.
I have the same set up as the posted picture. I had to remove the Navigation box and cut an approximate 2"X4" hole in it. There's enough room to remove it pretty easily. It's relatitivly simple to install.
I have the 2003 Bose and I used a FM Modulator. Sound is okay.
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