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These antennas were made obsolete by the appearence of the newer micro antennas and single lead connectors. But don't discount uses for this 2-lead antenna yet, especially at the significantly reduced prices (one-half to one-third the cost of newer antennas).

I can't recommend using this on your auto - but works fine as an alternative installation for my Dephi Roady indoors. I attached the antenna to my office window which has a clear view of the southern sky. Works fine - 3 bars. Modification of the plug was a "snap" - You might have to experiment with either the "sat" or "ter" lead as your source. In my area the "sat" lead worked just as well as in my car.

I bought this antenna for my Pioneer GEX-P910XM tuner in my car. I like the profile of the antenna, but I have had many dropouts. I have an XM Commander with the mini antenna and have had few dropouts. This antenna is not even worth the $14 that I paid for it. I don't know if its defective or what, but I would not recommend this antenna to anyone. Visit XMFAN.com before buying any XM radio equipment, the people there willl be willing to help you make a good decision.

I bought this as a second antenna for inside the house for use with my Roady. It sits perfectly in the upper windows sill above my sliding glass door. No issues with installation, a simple diagram shows how to push out the white plastic clip to remove the yellowish-green casing so that it can be used with the Roady.

I wish I had read the reviews on the xmfan.com forum before I bought this product. The reception is poor compared to the delphi antenna supplied with the XM Roady. Also the supplied antenna wire is too short to make it from the back of a small SUV to the dash.