I got the Sirius setup on my truck. Been pretty happy with it so far. I may
invest in a regular in dash model in the future. Right now I have the Jensen
handheld that uses an FM modulator. Jensen did an "ok" job of it. It could
use a better handheld unit tho. Buttons don't always work when you press
them and the backlight on it is pretty weak.
I have yet to find a filter for my electrical system that will filter out
the alternator whine. (Alternator is the heavy duty one that puts out 140
amps) Or am I off base and don't have to worry about that many amps?
-- Phil Batson '00 4x4 CC 4.7L http://www.ogzr.org/vrman/vrtruck.jpg "Droo" <03dakotacc4.7_4x4@comcast.net> wrote in message news:oprttj37ph91nx7n@smtp.comcast.net... > > > Ok. I'm an idiot. I finally got around to calling Crutchfield to try and > figure out why I wasn't getting sound from my XM tuner. Turns out I had the > data cable plugged into the input and not the output. Stupid mistake. But > what sucks is that everything indicates it's hooked up properly. It would > be nice if that had some error detection in that department. Turns out XM > also offers other regular channels you can check out b4 you buy. I'll be > doing that the next few days. > > -- > -Droo > Email: 03dakotaCC4.7_4x4@comcast.net > > http://www.granroyal.org/dakota > > 2003 Dakota Club Cab 4x4, V8 4.7L, Manual Transmission > Rhino Liner > Alpine CDA-9807 CD/MP3/WMA Player > Apline SPS-!70A 6 1/2" Speakers > Alpine XM Tuner / MTX Thunder 311D Amplifier > Sony P5 8" Subwoofer / Q-custom Enclosure / Business Consoile >
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