Electronics : Delphi SA10003 SkyFi XM Satellite Radio FM Modulator

Electronics : Delphi SA10003 SkyFi XM Satellite Radio FM Modulator

Delphi SA10003 SkyFi XM Satellite Radio FM Modulator

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Delphi SA10003 SkyFi XM Satellite Radio FM Modulator
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Delphi
EAN: 0006896041509
Label: Delphi
Manufacturer: Delphi
Model: SA10003
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Delphi
Studio: Delphi



Features:
  • Plays XM signal through an unused FM station
  • 3 modulation frequencies
  • Reduces channel bleed
  • 1-year warranty
  • Auto Power on feature







Editorial Review:

Item Description:
Delphi SKYFi FM Modulator replaces the cassette adaptor and the cigarette lighter adaptor in the SKYFi Vehicle Kit for people without a cassette player or those who want a more professional install.High quality FM modulator optimized for use with the SKYFi receiver provides superior isolation and minimal distortion. It automatically switches on and off with the SKYFi receiver, powers the SKYFi receiver and provides a 'wireless, ' professional-looking installation. Three frequency settings are available: 87.9 MHz, 88.1 MHz, and 88.5 MHz. Extra long cabling allows for many different SKYFi mounting locations.

Amazon.com Item Description:
The Delphi SA10003 SkyFi XM Satellite Radio FM Modulator lets you use your original Delphi SkyFi XM satellite radio receiver or Roady with an existing FM radio. Professional installation of the modulator is recommended. Once installed you can select from one of three FM frequencies -- 87.9 MHz, 88.1 MHz, or 88.5 MHz -- and you'll be equipped to listen to XM broadcast through your car's stereo system.

For more information about XM Radio digital-quality sound, coast-to-coast coverage, and more than 150 channels of satellite radio entertainment, visit XMradio.com.



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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - * ???? ...
It did not work at all for me . But no skin of my back , the car got totaled soon after . I'm glad i walked away from the crash .

This item was used and posibly was broken when was sold to me .



Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - * Works great ...
Had to find an alternative the the cassette based converter for the Skyfi (series one) in my wife's 2001 Jeep Cherokee when the cassette deck quit working. This seemed like the best option and it turned out great. It makes for a much cleaner installation and provides sound quality that is almost as good as the cassette. In my wife's car, the sound quality difference is minor but if you have a really nice car stereo I suspect the difference might be more noticeable. It is easy to install if you have some experience with car stereos. The signal level is rather low so you have to adjust the volume when you go back and forth between the Skyfi and the radio or cd player.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - * Great improvement ...
If you are currently using a tape adapter to play your xm, switch to this, it is well worth the money. Very impressed, love the sound quality upgrade.



Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - * Will not work with a Roady ...
After dismantling my dash and splicing wires into a 12v outlet, I was shocked when I tried to use the 6v volt plug that supplies power to the XM receiver and realized it's too big! At that point I was pissed after doing so much work just to realize I was stuck with a piece of junk that I couldn't return. Roady users beware!



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - * excellent XM accessory ...
I bought the Roady2 because it has a built in wireless FM modulator. That works OK if you are in the middle of nowhere. When you get close to a big city, (NYC, Washington D.C., Baltimore, etc.) forget it! You won't find a station without interference.

The SA10003 is the solution.

Piece of cake to install (if you've ever wired anything on a car). I know, it doesn't provide digital sound, it still sounds great, crystal clear with NO interference.

It installs behind the dash (do yourself a favor and run your satellite antenna cord behind the dash as well.) so all you see is 3 wires sticking out of a hole that you drill (choose a location wisely, preferably close to where your receiver is mounted.) In addition to the audio plug, it also has a power plug that supplies the 6 volt power to your portable XM unit. No need for those annoying lighter plugs and cassette adapters.

Thinking that such an easy, affordable solution sounded too good to be true, I only bought 1 to try it out. Well, I'm about to buy 5 more.


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