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03-30-2003, 11:36 PM
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Installing XM
1st of... 300 POST wooo-hoo! ( so i had to add tha Evil Krusty doll @ tha end of my sig..
------------ okay so anyway im goin to install XM in my Old Bosses work truk.. '01 S-10 ~~ anyway ive never installed a XM unit, is it anything like doin a Rf changer? feedback welcome!
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03-31-2003, 08:32 AM
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if you are doing an RF XM unit, it is just like an RF-changer. Don't forget the antenna, the unit doesn't come with one. I would sugggest the SONY XM antenna it is real small, smaller than a computer mouse.
good luck!
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