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Particularly those with the factory system....
I just picked up my, new to me, 2008 SC and was excited to have the XM radio. I put an aftermarket Sirius unit in the wife's 2004 Accord a couple years ago and really have grown to like it. Now that XM & Sirius are "ONE" I was happy to get XM in my new ride.
Here is the rub.... I have frequent drop-outs on the XM signal. Most any time there are trees or buildings to the South.... my signal drops. Now driving the exact same routes with the wife's Accord and aftermarket Sirius unit, we have not experienced the same drop outs.
So, my question.... Do you think it is the XM satellite/signal? Could it be the stock antenna (and it's location - the Sirius install said "CENTERLINE" of the vehicle)? Perhaps it is something in the factory head unit??
Your experience and input would be appreciated!!!
Thanks in advance.....
I just picked up my, new to me, 2008 SC and was excited to have the XM radio. I put an aftermarket Sirius unit in the wife's 2004 Accord a couple years ago and really have grown to like it. Now that XM & Sirius are "ONE" I was happy to get XM in my new ride.
Here is the rub.... I have frequent drop-outs on the XM signal. Most any time there are trees or buildings to the South.... my signal drops. Now driving the exact same routes with the wife's Accord and aftermarket Sirius unit, we have not experienced the same drop outs.
So, my question.... Do you think it is the XM satellite/signal? Could it be the stock antenna (and it's location - the Sirius install said "CENTERLINE" of the vehicle)? Perhaps it is something in the factory head unit??
Your experience and input would be appreciated!!!
Thanks in advance.....