XM Radio for A 2000

Maybe a dumb question but, is there a radio people are using to get
XM/Sirius radio?
One that fits an explorer 2000 model.

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fathergoose
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THE TONGUE WEIGHS VERY LITTLE, BUT FEW CAN HOLD IT!

"Fathergoose" > wrote in message
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> Maybe a dumb question but, is there a radio people are using to get
> XM/Sirius radio?
> One that fits an explorer 2000 model.
>
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> fathergoose
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> THE TONGUE WEIGHS VERY LITTLE, BUT FEW CAN HOLD IT!
>
>
You can buy an external receiver that plays through your radio on an "empty"
FM station. It plugs into a power socket in the car and has a display screen
for finding the right channel. I would give you my old one, but I threw it
away last week.
Tom

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> "Fathergoose" > wrote in message
> news:SLYkk.36$_H1.5@trnddc05...
>> Maybe a dumb question but, is there a radio people are using to get
>> XM/Sirius radio?
>> One that fits an explorer 2000 model.
>>
>> --
>> fathergoose
>> ==========
>> THE TONGUE WEIGHS VERY LITTLE, BUT FEW CAN HOLD IT!
>>
>>
> You can buy an external receiver that plays through your radio on an
> "empty" FM station. It plugs into a power socket in the car and has a
> display screen for finding the right channel. I would give you my old one,
> but I threw it away last week.
> Tom
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huh, ok. thanks Tom, for the offer and info.

It shows I need to do some research...thanks for giving me a starting place.
Did you like your old one and did you replace it ?

Fathergoose

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> "Tom from WI" > wrote in message
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>> "Fathergoose" > wrote in message
>> news:SLYkk.36$_H1.5@trnddc05...
>>> Maybe a dumb question but, is there a radio people are using to get
>>> XM/Sirius radio?
>>> One that fits an explorer 2000 model.
>>>
>>> --
>>> fathergoose
>>> ==========
>>> THE TONGUE WEIGHS VERY LITTLE, BUT FEW CAN HOLD IT!
>>>
>>>
>> You can buy an external receiver that plays through your radio on an
>> "empty" FM station. It plugs into a power socket in the car and has a
>> display screen for finding the right channel. I would give you my old
>> one, but I threw it away last week.
>> Tom
> =====================
> huh, ok. thanks Tom, for the offer and info.
>
> It shows I need to do some research...thanks for giving me a starting
> place.
> Did you like your old one and did you replace it ?
>
> Fathergoose
>
>
I got it as a gift and kept it for about a year. Rarely used it, did enjoy
the BBC to get a different view of our politics and listened to an NFL game
once in awhile. Bought a new car that had it built in, with six months of
"free" service (for about $200). Again didn't use it and didn't sign up for
more service after the six months. I'm not in the car that much, so that is
probably the reason I didn't use it. Reception was a little flaky in our
town because there are so many trees. I don't think the portable units are
that expensive, so you might want to give it a try. The portable units will
also work in the house if you have something to attach it to (i.e.
speakers).
Tom