A:AnswerSorry- no. You will need to find an XM CNP1000 which has the XM tuner built into the antenna itself. Unfortunately the CNP1000 has been discontinued for quite a long time (here was the link at Best Buy so you can see what it looks like - https://www.bestbuy.com/site/audiovox-connect-play-xm-satellite-radio-tuner-antenna-for-xm-ready-home-audio-receivers/7118139.p?skuId=7118139 )
A:AnswerYou will need to find an XM CNP1000 which has the XM tuner built into the antenna itself. Unfortunately the CNP1000 has been discontinued for quite a long time (here was the link at Best Buy so you can see what it looks like - https://www.bestbuy.com/site/audiovox-connect-play-xm-satellite-radio-tuner-antenna-for-xm-ready-home-audio-receivers/7118139.p?skuId=7118139 )
A:AnswerThe home antenna is weatherproof and is designed for mounting on the back of most SiriusXM boom boxes or permanently mounted outdoor. The home antenna is compatible with all SiriusXM boom boxes and has the same aiming requirements: The antenna requires a clear view of the southern horizon with no metalic window films or window screens in the way. And the view to the southern horizon must not be obstructed by trees, buildings or mountains above 15 degrees from the horizon. Indoor installations rarely work. Depending on the nearby obstructions you might have to mount the antenna on an outside window sill or higher on the side of the house or on the roof. The antenna comes with a 20 foot cable and optional 50 foot extension cables can be purchased here: https://shop.siriusxm.com/50ft-home-antenna-extension.html
A:AnswerNo, this will not help with your wi-fi signal. The antenna is for satellite reception which is not used in the TTR1. My recommendation is to get a wi-fi extender for your garage and connect it to your router in your home. This should help with the signal. Cheers.
A:AnswerYour Yamaha RX-A200 is Sirius Ready, which means you will need to add a Sirius Tuner (SIRIUS SC-H1) to the rear SIRIUS input on your receiver. Unfortunately the Sirius SC-H1 has been discontented many years ago. You might be able to find one on-line. The SCH1 also comes with a home antenna that you would need to place in a southern facing window (or outside) with an unobstructed view of the sky.
A:AnswerYes you can. There are a couple of options available. Go to siriusxm.com and look at your options and then check to see if Best Buy can give you a better price.
A:AnswerThe cable should connect without an issue. The antenna itself may be slightly different shape, but it should mount to the back of the boombox radio..
A:AnswerThis Antenna will hook up to the Home or Vehicle Kit or the SP-2 Speaker Dock. This Antenna does not have a magnet. The Vehicle kit antenna has the magnet and fits the Vehicle or Home Kit but Will Not fit the SP-2 Speaker Dock.
A:AnswerThe credit-card-sized Sirius receiver comes with a separate antenna a little smaller than a playing card. The antenna has a long cord attached. The antenna needs to "see" the Sirius satellite, which is in the general direction of Texas. The apparent altitude of the satellite depends on your latitude. (It appears quite low to me because I live pretty far north.) The further south you live, the higher the satellite appears to be. The antenna does best without obstructions like metal siding, window screens, double pane windows. Carry it around and test locations. I mounted mine upside down under and near the edge of a south side eve using Velcro. Protected and it works fine.
A:AnswerI got two antennae with mine. The magnetic mounted one on my old car appears indestructible. I have doubts about the other one. I mounted it upside down on, and near the edge, of an eave, using Velcro. Somewhat protected there, and no problems so far. I made a mount for it from two pieces of thin material connected by a single pop rivet thru the center. That allowed the antenna to swivel for fine tuning of direction.
