Is anyone using the handheld satellite radio receivers? I just bought a refurbished Panasonic Inno1 (on eBay of course). I had hoped to use the FM modulator to broadcast XM throughout my Class B but now I learn that the Inno will only broadcast FM with the optional car docking kit that costs another $50 bucks. Geeezh.
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Rather than a Satellite radio have you considered a cell phone with Pandora Internet Radio? Just plug the phone into your 12 volt lighter, then plug the earphone jack into a set of speakers. Free digital radio! Hundreds of stations. This is especially cool when you are in wifi range.
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Re: Satellite Radio/Inno1
Know of any way around the "no international users allowed" problem?
It looks like a good site and a good idea for internet radio.
However, I tried to visit the website and it told me I can't use it, because
I'm in Canada (via my IP address).
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RV - 2018 Navion 24V + 2016 Wrangler JKU
I have had XM radio since Christmas 2004. I have the old school MyFi which is great unit. If I had to switch to a different unit, it would be the INNO which I have read good reviews about. I hope it has worked out for you since the post last July.
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Fiance' purchased a Class C (B+ ?) 2002 Dynamax Carri-go on 5/1/15 IN CASH
We've got the best of both worlds
Satellite Radio/Inno1
Hundreds of stations. This is especially cool when you are in wifi range.
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