“Can it compete with a Sirus receiver?”

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• This transmitter works in the FM frequency band. You have to set your radio to the FM setting (not the satellite setting) to play your phone playlist through your radio. When you ask if it can "compete" I'm not sure what your asking. The sirus receiver should be off when using your FM part of your radio so it's not competing with anything. Hope that helps.

  Answered by JohnB 8 years ago

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• I wouldn't compare the two. One is satellite radio and the other is for you to stream your music inside of your vehicle. As far as the reception, the satellite radio receiver gets better reception that the

  Answered by icbigg 8 years ago

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• Not at all

  Answered by Tcas24 8 years ago

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• No, it does not compete. Just compare your current FM signal vs your Sirius signal and that's exactly what it sounds like.

  Answered by inanewyorkminute 8 years ago

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• A Sirius receiver and a fm transmitter are two different things.

  Answered by Felipe 8 years ago

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