Delphi SA10116 Indoor XM Signal Repeater

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This says it only works with Delphi products is this true? I am looking for a repeater, and I know the sirius one isn't as selective as this. I have an xpress2 I think sorry not sure of the model I know it was the cheepest one at the store. Anyway would this work with my radio, or am I just out of luck for a indoor Repeater? Also if it would work where can I buy it from? The two pages I saw it on said they were discontinued.
 

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No, they work with any XM radio. But they will not work with SIRIUS radios. I use one with my XpressRC right now, though it is a Delphi, I have used other radios that were not and it worked just fine.

Not really sure why they have discontinued them. In another thread I think the thought was that they would likely go with a single personal repeater that will worth with both services. Which these devices would do that if they didn't have the other services frequencies capped.
 

goreds2

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Also if it would work where can I buy it from? The two pages I saw it on said they were discontinued.

Here is one on AMAZON. It is worth every penny you pay for it. As DAB said, it can be used with any XM radio.

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I have two. One at work, one at home.

Fancy.

I have not hooked it up yet, but ultimately I would like to have it to where I can have SXM in the basement since I finished it recently. To you knowledge, can the signal go through floors?
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Fancy.

I have not hooked it up yet, but ultimately I would like to have it to where I can have SXM in the basement since I finished it recently. To you knowledge, can the signal go through floors?
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Yes, you should get a signal just fine in the basement. I have a MyFi homekit setup in mine. :cool:
 
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Yes, you should get a signal just fine in the basement. I have a MyFi homekit setup in mine. :cool:

Very cool.

I opened the package this morning before work and I was surprised that it was so small (or smaller than I thought it would be). Can't wait to get home and hook it up..
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I have two XM repeaters, incl. one at work which sends the signal from a south-facing window halfway through my building to an Inno which is hooked up to something called an Audiocast transmitter, which sends the signal another 100 ft to an Audiocast receiver in my office. My second XM repeater seemed to be interfered with by my Sirius repeater at home, so it sits unused for now.
 
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Wow. Hooked the up last night and I am totally amazed that it worked. I can even get a signal in under the stairs in the basement.
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Best $40 (hookers excluded) I have ever spent.

Ok, so I have never bought a hooker before.....
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goreds2

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Very cool.

I opened the package this morning before work and I was surprised that it was so small (or smaller than I thought it would be).
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Yes, it will be easy for me to pack up to take on vacation. We are sharing a beach house with family so I will have some place to put it. My sister has a XM MyFi so I will probably take one of my spare repeater antennas for her to use.

As a matter of fact, I may get her the indoor XM signal repeater for her birthday in April since they are so inexpensive right now. She will have no idea what it is used for when she opens the gift. :icon_biggrin:
 
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Yes, it will be easy for me to pack up to take on vacation. We are sharing a beach house with family so I will have some place to put it. My sister has a XM MyFi so I will probably take one of my spare repeater antennas for her to use.

As a matter of fact, I may get her the indoor XM signal repeater for her birthday in April since they are so inexpensive right now. She will have no idea what it is used for when she opens the gift. :icon_biggrin:

Funny you said that. My wife stares at ours. She probably thinks it is a wireless modem. :smug:
 

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I have one for my apartment. Works great. Repeater is mounted to a wall on the balcony (covered). Outdoor antenna is strapped to the railing. I have 2 indoor receiver antennas for it for my boombox and my A/V receiver.

Before I had to run a XM antenna to the window and the signal would crap out and be a bit of a pain to listen to. Now it just works.
 

goreds2

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I have one for my apartment. Works great. Repeater is mounted to a wall on the balcony (covered). Outdoor antenna is strapped to the railing. I have 2 indoor receiver antennas for it for my boombox and my A/V receiver.

Before I had to run a XM antenna to the window and the signal would crap out and be a bit of a pain to listen to. Now it just works.

Very cool.

I have two. One for home and I used to have one at work but have changed locations and can get a signal without it. It is nice to have a spare.