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Sirius Radio Antenna
- Thread starter Strider1
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Not for nothing, a receiver needs a clear line of sight to the transmitter. Signal “break-up” is to be expected anywhere that line of sight is interfered with. An extreme example for a satellite radio’s complete loss in a tunnel.
Better position of the receiver antenna can lessen or shorten the scattered outages to where they don’t seem as bad.
Satellite radios also allow for a “refresh” feature that you could look into through your provider that may help.
Good luck.
OM
Better position of the receiver antenna can lessen or shorten the scattered outages to where they don’t seem as bad.
Satellite radios also allow for a “refresh” feature that you could look into through your provider that may help.
Good luck.
OM
fmdualexhaust
Member
Nice looking bike.
Motor32
Motor32
This thread may help.
Steve
https://forums.bmwmoa.org/showthrea...-for-the-XM-Antenna-Issues-2023-RT&highlight=
Steve
https://forums.bmwmoa.org/showthrea...-for-the-XM-Antenna-Issues-2023-RT&highlight=
