Will this work with Siriusxm radio app ?
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It will work with any sound coming from your phone whether it be pandora, YouTube, etc
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It should, I'd think. I use it with Pandora all the time and it works like a charm.
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I use it as a data cable for the iwatch. I would not see why it won't work w/xm radio.
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Someone just commented that the newest firmware supports SiriusXM. I would search on Google to confirm.
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I have absolutely no idea. I have never used a remote with my SiriusXM receiver since I only use the receiver in my car. I simply move back and forth between Classical Pops and Symphony, a single click either up or down to change adjacent channels.
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No. You will need the newer SiriusXM tuner, the SXV300: SiriusXM SXV300v1 Connect Vehicle Tuner Kit for Satellite Radio
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It is "Satellite Radio Ready" - to have it actually work, you need to buy the SXV200V1 Tuner (about $50) and of course, have a plan. http://www.amazon.com/SiriusXM-SXV200v1-Connect-SiriusXM-Ready-Receivers/dp/B007T0NM2M/
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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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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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Yes. This is a SiriusXM receiver. You still need to hook this up to your car or home stereo to hear anything. Something with AUX/RCA input is best but unit can plan through the FM radio with reduced fidelity.
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No. i have a factory siriusxm built in. and i use the dock kit in my truck. i also have home dock kit so i can use the radio pretty much anywhere
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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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The answer to your question depends whether you subscribe to Sirius or Xm, or the combined service. I would suggest go to the web site . You will need a mobile and a home install kit. Each kit will include the correct power cords and connections. Just check that both kits are comparable with the radio you need. All the units are basically the same with dif options. My only suggestion would be to not get the portable units as your phone, iPad, iPod and other players will play music better than the Sirius/XM player will do
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I had the Sirius XM Onyx EZ Model#XEZ1. It worked great except you need a good speaker system and the receiver needs to mounted near a window to get good reception. It just wasn't loud enough to suit me. Good luck!!!
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Sure, assuming your podcast app supports the Gingerbread version of Android. I'm personally using Waze and Pandora concurrently quite often and it works fine, and it's definitely possible to side-load the Google framework and marketplace stuff once you've rooted the device (which is a requirement for the Google stuff). As for Sirius...plug your receiver into the AUX port.
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It is "Satellite Radio Ready" - to have it actually work, you need to buy the SXV200V1 Tuner (about $50) and of course, have a plan. SiriusXM SXV200v1 Connect Vehicle Tuner for SiriusXM-Ready Car Stereo Receivers (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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I do not know. I suggest you contact sirius or your satellite radio provider
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I agree with Shanesaw. I watched mine cycle through it's "DEMO" mode today and it didn't bring up Satellite Radio at all. Pandora is the closest to it and, of course, that requires an app to run on the iPhone/iPod/iPad. I'm sure it would run fine through bluetooth with a satellite app, if there is one. With no need for satellite programming I am still very pleased with this unit.