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Which tuner to get and getting the most from it. Thank God, for the radio!

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Sirius antennae pointing

Posted by mitcho on August 29, 2009 at 05:38:45:
I have been contemplating purchasing a Sirius system for home and auto. I was just going to purchase it and I noticed that possibly I can not use the supplied indoor antennae.

I believe in my area, I must have the antennae outside and pointed directly up. I am in Winnipeg, Canada. It is supposedly the same for anyone in North Dakota or Minnesota. Are there any posters from these areas that are using Sirius indoors? Are you able to use the indoor antennae or do you have to use the outdoor antennae?

I am sure I could use the XM system indoors, but they have not really integrated the system in Canada as they have in the CONUSA. I prefer the programming on Sirius. I also like the idea of the Sirius tuner using a digital out to my DAC rather than using RCA's/ their own DAC into my system.

Any assistance is appreciated.

thanks