“I sleep downstairs will be Able to get Satellite radio”
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I have found that the antennae for the receiver is very particular in where it is placed in order to receive the signal. The good thing is, the cord on the antennae is about six feet long. The not so good thing is that I find the antennae needs to be facing SOUTH and VERY near a window. It is better to actually have the antennae outside if possible. I drilled a half inch hole in the south facing wall of my house and mounted the antennae under the soffit. It catches a bit of the weather but I see no ill effects physically to the antennae and the reception continues unabated thru all weather conditions. Be informed that once you turn on the receiver it takes about ten seconds for my unit to actually produce a sound. So, when searching for a position for your antennae, be slow and deliberate. Being downstairs is not an issue. Having an unobstructed south facing line of sight for the antennae is the deciding factor.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No guarantees but the antenna lead is fairly long and if you can get it out a window you have a good chance.
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