“any comments how this works in a boat!!!!!!”

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• I see that there is a Sirius/XM marine antenna available. This might be worth looking into for use on a boat. I have no idea what the difference is between it and a standard magnetic roof antenna is though.

  Answered by sr5runr 10 years ago

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• The Onyx Plus comes with all the accessories to connect to your boat's radio, either through the built-in FM transmitter or using an AUX cable. The device comes with a user guide for step by step instructions. You can also download the user guide at http://www.siriusxm.ca/help/user-guides/.

  Answered by SiriusXM Canada 10 years ago

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• Hi, as long as the boat can property power and play the audio, you should have no issues using it in a boat. It is meant to work in either moving or stopped positions, As long as you can mount the antenna in a clear sight of the sky, You should have no problems at all.

  Answered by Sonofmarvin 10 years ago

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