Fs: Xm Satelite Radio Reciever W Home & Car Kit
03-24-2006, 06:22 PM
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Okay, I used this one for about a month, wanted to try one of the other recievers.
It's in pristine condition.
The model is the XM SkyFi2 by Delphi.
You can pause music on it for 30 minutes, has scrolling data, 5 line display, sports & stock ticker, you name it, it's got it, even a built in FM Modulator/transmitter.
http://shop.xmradio.com/detail.aspx?pid=120&cat=8
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Proving once again that the sky is truly the limit when it comes to satellite radio, Delphi and XM Satellite Radio have teamed up to add a feature-rich member to its award-winning portfolio of satellite radio products—the Delphi XM SKYFi2™ Satellite Radio Receiver. SKYFi2 is compatible with existing SKYFi accessories and contains several exciting new features, including an innovative pause and replay function, a stock ticker, streaming sports scores, TuneSelect™, a built-in wireless FM adaptor, and other information extras.
New Features:
• Reciever and car kit included.
• 30-Minute Replay - Pause and replay up to 30 minutes of live broadcast
• TuneSelect to alert the listener when a favorite song or artist appears on another channel
• Info extras track sports scores and other information.
• Built-in FM wireless modulator that transmits XM signals to any nearby radio.
And that's all in addition to multiple display options, 30 channel presets, and more. It's clear SKYFi2 is building on the success of SKYFi, which was recognized by Consumer's Digest as a "Best Buy"—a rating awarded to fewer than 3 percent of the competing models in any given product category.</div>
The kits, brand new are $49 a piece. The Reciever/Car Kit combo is $149 on XM's site, and the home kit is an addtional $49.
That's a total of $198, plus tax and shipping.
I'll sell this kit, shipped, for $130, or best offer. I'm gathering all the parts now.
No dibs, no holds, just pay up and post here.
redzmang @ rdtiburon.com is my paypal.
It's in pristine condition.
The model is the XM SkyFi2 by Delphi.
You can pause music on it for 30 minutes, has scrolling data, 5 line display, sports & stock ticker, you name it, it's got it, even a built in FM Modulator/transmitter.
http://shop.xmradio.com/detail.aspx?pid=120&cat=8
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Proving once again that the sky is truly the limit when it comes to satellite radio, Delphi and XM Satellite Radio have teamed up to add a feature-rich member to its award-winning portfolio of satellite radio products—the Delphi XM SKYFi2™ Satellite Radio Receiver. SKYFi2 is compatible with existing SKYFi accessories and contains several exciting new features, including an innovative pause and replay function, a stock ticker, streaming sports scores, TuneSelect™, a built-in wireless FM adaptor, and other information extras.
New Features:
• Reciever and car kit included.
• 30-Minute Replay - Pause and replay up to 30 minutes of live broadcast
• TuneSelect to alert the listener when a favorite song or artist appears on another channel
• Info extras track sports scores and other information.
• Built-in FM wireless modulator that transmits XM signals to any nearby radio.
And that's all in addition to multiple display options, 30 channel presets, and more. It's clear SKYFi2 is building on the success of SKYFi, which was recognized by Consumer's Digest as a "Best Buy"—a rating awarded to fewer than 3 percent of the competing models in any given product category.</div>
The kits, brand new are $49 a piece. The Reciever/Car Kit combo is $149 on XM's site, and the home kit is an addtional $49.
That's a total of $198, plus tax and shipping.
I'll sell this kit, shipped, for $130, or best offer. I'm gathering all the parts now.
No dibs, no holds, just pay up and post here.
redzmang @ rdtiburon.com is my paypal.
03-24-2006, 06:26 PM
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Oh, I still have XM. Just a different reciever. The one you saw. I'm actually gonna sell that one too soon.
LOL
My opinion of the stations?
I haven't listened to a CD on purpose, or regular radio, in over 3 months.
It's that good.
The Dance Stations are awesome. They just added another one, XM Chill, all Chillout Music all the time. Armin Van Burren and others have weekly radio shows, full DJ sets. No commercials.
The comedy channels are great for long drives, and there is plenty of other stuff.
LOL
My opinion of the stations?
I haven't listened to a CD on purpose, or regular radio, in over 3 months.
It's that good.
The Dance Stations are awesome. They just added another one, XM Chill, all Chillout Music all the time. Armin Van Burren and others have weekly radio shows, full DJ sets. No commercials.
The comedy channels are great for long drives, and there is plenty of other stuff.
