Can you get under the hood and unplug the FM antenna?

Or maybe put a attenuator of some sort in line with it?

Or just cut off the lead in cable?


"Joel" wrote in message
...
The Sirius radio has 88.1, 88.3 88.5 and 88.7 preset out. So I ca switch
it
at will.. But the problem is I have to dig around behind the radio to flip
the switch.. and in some cities they have all those frequencies in use. It
don't take much to over ride the modulator. I'm going to see if I can
maybe
make an antenna to connect to the Sirius radio to bring the level up a bit
and get it closer..

I could us one of them cassette devices, but that's just another piece of
equipment hanging off the front of the radio.. I already have a hf and a
vhf
radio. Not to mention the normal car radio.. One would think I had enough
to
listen too.. LOL

Joel

"K9LY" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"Joel" wrote:

I have a Sirius sat radio and I like it a lot. The big problem I have
it
use's a FM modulator to send it's output into my car radio. While
that's
fine if the frequency is clear, as I travel I bump into FM stations on
the
same frequency and it bleeds through. I know they sell switches to
divert
the car radio's antenna to either the normal antenna or the Sirius
radio.
The problem is I don't want to rip my dash to take out the radio to
make
that connection and was thinking that a little more power out on the FM
side
would help a lot. Does anyone have any ideas? A small amp for the FM
out
comes to mind. Anyone have any experience with anything like this?


Can the Sirius radio be set to a different FM frequency?

73,
Joe K9LY

Make the Sirius output powerful enough you could have your own mobile
transmitting station as you drive along! :-)