For One and All,

One XM Receiver-Antenna with Two XM 'Ready' Radios
using the AudioVox CNP-1000 XM Tuner-Antenna Module
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ETON-E...o/message/2861

For Owners of the Eton "E1" AM / FM Shortwave Receiver
with the Optional XM Satellite Radio : Who have the
External AudioVox CNP-1000 XM Receiver-Antenna Module and
an XM Satellite Radio Subscription.


XM ANTENNAS : Two Different 'types' of XM Antennas Systems :

1. The older passive XM Antenna will NOT work with
a newer "XM Ready" Radio.

2. The newer "XM Ready" Intergrated XM Receiver
and Antenna will NOT work with an older XM Radio.


ABOUT - "XM Ready" Intergrated XM Receiver and Antenna
The AudioVox CNP-1000 XM Receiver-Antenna Module
CNP-1000 = http://tinyurl.com/lftub
eBay = http://tinyurl.com/ebln5
Google = http://tinyurl.com/l6qxl

AN IDEA - About the Eton E1 Radio and AudioVox CNP-1000
XM Receiver-Antenna Module : Ideally we would find a
newer XM 'Ready' Radio at a very low {good} price that
will let us Plug-and-Play the XM Receiver-Antenna that
we currently have for the Eton E1 Radios into another
Radio at Home and Work or wherever. This will allow
us to use the same XM 'Ready' Antenna Subscription for
both Radios; and Save Money.


QUESTION - Does Anyone Know of such an XM 'Ready' Radio
besides the Eton E1 Radio that uses can use the
AudioVox CNP1000 XM Receiver-Antenna Module
http://www.universal-radio.com/catal...e/0101cnp.html
http://www.jr.com/JRProductPage.process?Product=4035122
http://www.circuitcity.com/rpsm/oid/...oductDetail.do
http://www.etronics.com/product.asp?...re=&catid=6175
http://www.myradiostore.us/xm-connec...y-cnp1000.html


F Y I - XM Satellite Radio FAQs
XM FAQ = http://tinyurl.com/qzuxx
Are there different XM Antennas available ?
What does "XM Ready" mean ?
Where can I buy "XM Ready" Radios ?


XM 'Ready' Radio : Make and Model
* Timex XM-Ready Clock Radio (TMX1)
* Sony CMT-HPR99XM XM-Ready 5-CD/AM/FM Shelf System
* Onkyo CS-V720 XM Ready Bookshelf A/V System
* GPX BCDW9815CNP XM-Ready WMA MP3 Portable CD Player AM FM
* GPX HMW9815CNP XM Ready WMA MP3 CD Home Music System AM FM


Locations : Store and/or Website ?
* Circuit City
* Crutchfield
* MyRadioStore {All Things XM}

Cost : Price ?


XM Connect-and-Play Info
http://www.myradiostore.us/xm-connect-and-play/


e1'ing you all ~ RHF

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The Eton "E1" XM Radio Group at YAHOO !
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ETON-E1-XM-Radio/
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i'm not really understand this XM radio. can i use it to receive
worldspace? TIA

On 2 May 2006 03:49:49 -0700, "RHF"
wrote:

http://www.myradiostore.us/xm-connec...dw9815cnp.html

On 2 May 2006 04:31:37 -0700, "tao lao" wrote:

i'm not really understand this XM radio. can i use it to receive
worldspace? TIA

No. For that you need Sirius.

In article ,
David wrote:
On 2 May 2006 04:31:37 -0700, "tao lao" wrote:

i'm not really understand this XM radio. can i use it to receive
worldspace? TIA

No. For that you need Sirius.

Worldspace is the African/Asian satellite audio system. XM and Sirius
are the North American equivalents. I don't know if the equipment
interoperates, but I doubt it.

The channel that Sirius carries is World Radio Network.

Mark Zenier
Googleproofaddress(account:mzenier provider:eskimo domain:com)

MZ - Yes to both your points.
That is my understanding too. ~ RHF


"Satellite Radio" {Sirius} offers some
International Shortwave Broadcasters
via the WRN {World Radio Network}
WRN = http://www.wrn.org/about/

WRN = World Radio Network =
'Globally Minded' ABC1 Adult Audience
WRN = http://www.wrn.org/about/index.html
ABC1 = The ABC1 Consumer Market Assessment 20-40 Year Olds...
http://www.researchandmarkets.com/re...report_id=3865

WRN English for North America
(including Sirius Satellite Radio)
http://www.wrn.org/listeners/station...p?StationID=50
Through WRN, MBN users have access to a wealth of English language
programming from Vatican Radio, Israel Radio, Radio Polonia, Radio
Romania International, Radio Slovakia International, China Radio
International, Voice of Russia, Channel Africa, Radio Australia, Radio
Austria International, Radio Budapest and Radio New Zealand
International.

Sirius Channel 140 - Schedule for WRN {World Radio Network}
http://www.wrn.org/listeners/schedul...p?ScheduleID=2


hope this helps ~ RHF

On Tue, 2 May 2006 16:03:37 GMT, (Mark Zenier)
wrote:

In article ,
David wrote:
On 2 May 2006 04:31:37 -0700, "tao lao" wrote:

i'm not really understand this XM radio. can i use it to receive
worldspace? TIA

No. For that you need Sirius.

Worldspace is the African/Asian satellite audio system. XM and Sirius
are the North American equivalents. I don't know if the equipment
interoperates, but I doubt it.

The channel that Sirius carries is World Radio Network.

Mark Zenier
Googleproofaddress(account:mzenier provider:eskimo domain:com)


Worldspace is L-Band, like Eureka.

For One and All,

"Worldspace" "L-Band" "Eureka"
- - - - - More Than Words - - - - -

WorldSpace International Satellite Radio Service
http://www.worldspace.com/

Coverage Map - WorldSpace Satellite Radio
http://www.worldspace.com/coveragema...activeMap.html

About - WorldSpace Satellite Radio
http://www.worldspace.com/about/index.html

The Eureka 147 Consortium
http://www.worlddab.org/eureka.aspx
http://history.acusd.edu/gen/recording/dars.html
http://www.goodsound.com/howto/2001_11_15.htm

The "L-Band Frequency Coverage : 500 MHz to 1500 MHz
http://history.acusd.edu/gen/recording/spectrum.html

~ RHF

Eton E1

NOTE: Watch out - the batteries blow up, when used with the AC adaptor
!

So, what is the point of plopping down $500 for this radio - there is
not much of interest on shortwave anymore, one can buy a $25 Radio
Shack model 12-898 digital PLL AM/FM radio for AM DXing (THE E1 DOESN'T
EVEN HAVE AN INTERNAL FERRITE-BAR ANTENNA, OR COME WITH A SATELLITE
ANTENNA !), and one can buy a satellite radio for $50, now. Also, after
getting $500 in-the-hole, one gets to shell out a monthly fee for
satellite radio, plus an activation fee - a bigger ripoff than cable
T.V. ! Evidentually, there are major technical problems with the actual
satellites, so its future is in question !

So, what is the bottom-line ? Well let's see, $500 for the radio,
probably another $100 - $200 for the AM and satellite external
antennas, $9 - $12 monthly fee, and the activation fee. Is this another
blunder by Grundig/Eton/Tecsun, or a total ripoff - I suspect a bit of
both !

This baby, I believe, is assembled in India, while the rest of the
Grundig/Eton/Tecsun junk is made in China. I wonder, if the E1 is as
cheap as, the Grundig S350 ?

On 4 May 2006 15:21:31 -0700, wrote:

Eton E1

NOTE: Watch out - the batteries blow up, when used with the AC adaptor
!

So, what is the point of plopping down $500 for this radio - there is
not much of interest on shortwave anymore, one can buy a $25 Radio
Shack model 12-898 digital PLL AM/FM radio for AM DXing (THE E1 DOESN'T
EVEN HAVE AN INTERNAL FERRITE-BAR ANTENNA, OR COME WITH A SATELLITE
ANTENNA !), and one can buy a satellite radio for $50, now. Also, after
getting $500 in-the-hole, one gets to shell out a monthly fee for
satellite radio, plus an activation fee - a bigger ripoff than cable
T.V. ! Evidentually, there are major technical problems with the actual
satellites, so its future is in question !

So, what is the bottom-line ? Well let's see, $500 for the radio,
probably another $100 - $200 for the AM and satellite external
antennas, $9 - $12 monthly fee, and the activation fee. Is this another
blunder by Grundig/Eton/Tecsun, or a total ripoff - I suspect a bit of
both !

This baby, I believe, is assembled in India, while the rest of the
Grundig/Eton/Tecsun junk is made in China. I wonder, if the E1 is as
cheap as, the Grundig S350 ?

Utilities, Hon.