Xm and sirius are same now, sirius bought xm. Best monet I spend. One of those cheap luxuries. Less then going to a film, and if you drive a lot way worth it.
CW Sent via BlackBerry -----Original Message----- From: "Anthony Q. Martin" <amar...@charter.net> Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2008 20:18:20 To: <hardware@hardwaregroup.com> Subject: Re: [H] Pillow talk radio? You can get something like the RoadyXT w/ home bundle to listen inside your home with whatever speakers you have. You can then move the RoadyXT to the car as well. Of course, you also need a sub to XM / Sirrius. I think they are like 7$ / month or so. Most Joe User wrote: > Hello HWG, > > I just can't settle on a solution to an issue I have. See, I > live out in the sticks. AM radio is a nightmare in the evenings. I > want to listen to talk radio when I go to sleep. The bedroom is > upstairs and I have no network connections up there. I have the > ability to do wireless networking. The bedroom is on the top floor > of the home and my bed is near a window. I have considered Internet > radio but don't know anything more about it then that it exists and > I have considered satellite radio service (xm/siris/other?). When I > lived in upstate NY I used to listen to 81 WGY (810 AM) because in > the evening was a talk radio show that discussed daily events and > random chat basically. They had call-ins and what-not. It doesn't > have to be theme based like gardening but I am open to options. > As this is probably no surprise - I want to do this as cheap as > possible. I will listen to whatever it is through a headphone jacked > pillow speaker as to not disturb the wife. I have seen Wi-Fi Net > radios but never seen a home install satellite radio. Just need a > little advice and help if someone knows more about this stuff. > > Thanks. > > > >
