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That could be good about Sirius.

I currenty have XM and it really sucks. But I'm not sure if Sirius is going to make it. The last time I tried their web site, it was under construction and now it won't come up at all.

Oh well
 
I posted earlier trying to find out how XM could be installed in the Thunderbird without a satellite dish disquised as a contenintal kit. I know they make fairly small antennas for XM, but they are still bigger than a cell phone window mount.

Another thing, where can you put the reciever?

Mark
 
There is a window mount antenna (very ugly) available. I have an RF received that plugs into the radio antenna input. The module is hidden somewhere under the dash. Since it's in a Chevy Tahoe, who cares what it looks like, but I wouldn't want it on my Bird.
 
Since the rear deck lid is plastic, you could just lay the antenna in the trunk. It might block those high frequencies though, worth a try.
 
If you find a section somewhere on the top of the car that is metal, you could have a conformal array antenna fabricated. I'm currently doing this using an aircraft style GPS Discrete receiver and Palm IV with Voice Recognition-the antenna will be part of the roof of my 93 LX

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