Delphi ROADY XT

[goreds2]

I bought a friend of mine an almost new ROADYXT for Christmas. I must say it is a nice receiver plus there is no SURE CONNECT. :yesshake:

Does anyone else have one?

Wow, I just saw this deal.

XM Satellite Radio at MyRadioStore - XM Radio Bundles - For Your Home - Delphi Roady XT Receiver, Car Kit, Home Kit, Home Speaker Dock, Portable Audio System, & $55 XM Service Gift Card

 

[semipenguin]

RoadyXT's are nice little radios. I like my Roady2 better. I could never get used to the buttons...:scratch:

You can still find XT Pros at a lot of truck stops, but they cost about $75.00 with no home kit...:shock:

 

[MM]

I have a Roady XT I am trying to unload. It is a good radio but I have a newer one.

 

[roscoryan]

Hey goreds, the RoadyXT in that package is a SureConnect receiver, just so you know...

 

[goreds2]

Hey goreds, the RoadyXT in that package is a SureConnect receiver, just so you know...

Oooops, I did not see that. Good catch. It is still a good deal though. If your car has aux input or a cassette player, you do not have to worry about SURE CONNECT.

For those who do not know what SURE CONNECT is. A lot of people do not like it.


XM SureConnect

XM SureConnect Details and Info - Orbitcast.com

 

[goreds2]

Here is a good deal on a ROADYXT Home Kit.

[ame=http://www.amazon.com/Delphi-Roady-Home-Kit-SA10176/dp/B000AUMHVA/ref=pd_bbs_8?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1228674177&sr=8-8]Amazon.com: Delphi Roady XT Home Kit ( SA10176 ): Electronics[/ame]

 

[ThomasM]

I have one of the original RoadyXT's (with the POWERFUL FM modulator!)

I use it at home but decided not to spend the $50 for a "home kit" so I bought this clever gizmo designed so you can use your car cellphone charger at home. It's a box that plugs in the wall and has a car lighter socket on it. I just plugged the lighter cord that came with the RoadyXT into it and plugged it in the wall! Works super and transmits XM to almost any FM radio in the house...maybe even the neighbor's house

 

[roscoryan]

Sometimes I yearn for the old days, with great hardware like the RoadyXT, the MyFi, and even the good ol' SkyFi. Good memories indeed.

 

[goreds2]

Sometimes I yearn for the old days, with great hardware like the RoadyXT, the MyFi, and even the good ol' SkyFi. Good memories indeed.

I still have two MyFi's going strong. (Over 4 years old) :ter:

 

[IdRatherBeSkiing]

I had one in my old car. When I got rid of the old car, the new one had integrated XM so I deactivated the Roady. It had a great FM transmitter and was adaquate. I didn't like the 2 line display but having only 1 in the car, I would appreciate it more.