Will this work between Sirius scc1 tuner and radio?
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I thought it would -that's why I bought it, but it didn't work. I swapped it out with the correct cable and that did work.
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I'm not sure what the difference is internally, but I've never had any luck with any other cable besides the OEM sirius brand ones. There is a guy on ebay that sells just the cable. He wants $25 for one with free shipping. They ship out of Israel for whatever reason.. so it takes about 10 days or so to arrive.
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It is, but you will need the Sirius SXV200v1 tuner to enable the Sirius satellite radio. It is, however, HD radio ready without any special adapters or antennas.
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Not sure. I would call customer service at XM/sirius. They should know. Jay
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Can't say for sure if it would fit. I think most of these antennas are the same type for the plug end. I would go to the Sirius website and see what antenna they use, if matches then you are probably good to go...I have several different style antennas in use due to old purchases of radios that have since died. All the old antennas worked with the new radios.
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No, it is not. The limited selection is V-tuner, Slacker, Pandora, Music Unlimited. However, if you have a bluetooth equipped device that plays Sirius, you can stream from it to the receiver.
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I do not know what a Sirius streamer unit is so I have no idea if it will work or not.
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It should you might have to download the usb driver for the chip set you might want to google the radio programming software or maybe rt systems has what your looking for
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I have an Onyx XM radio and it uses the 5V. The Starmate looks like an enhanced version of the Onyx. The way to know for sure is call Sirius and ask a tech what voltate that particular radio uses. The device works flawlessly on my motorcycle for the Onyx. The other question you need to ask them is if the power connector is the same on both radios.
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It is "Satellite Radio Ready" - to have it actually work, you need to buy the SXV200V1 Tuner (about $50) and of course, have a plan. SiriusXM SXV200v1 Connect Vehicle Tuner for SiriusXM-Ready Car Stereo Receivers (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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I use ISGM in my 2012 Buick Enclave with the Sirius SCC1 and it works fine.
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If have had a Sirius antenna plugged into it before this one will work as well.
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No. You will need the newer SiriusXM tuner, the SXV300: SiriusXM SXV300v1 Connect Vehicle Tuner Kit for Satellite Radio
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It uses the standard Sirius antenna connection so it should. Hope that helps you out.
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I'm positive it will. Says it will work with any sirius satellite radio. If it doesn't, you can send it back and receive a full refund.
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Yes it definitely will and on a side note I've used mine everyday for about a year without any issues. There is a jumper harness to plug into the factory XM vehicle side connector which plugs directly into the sirgm1. It will also function using your steering wheel controls the same as way the factory XM and it will likely identify itself on the radio display as being sirius. However you cannot use the factory XM antenna you need to use the Sirius antenna that comes in the kit.
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According to the Siriusvwebsite, there is a different docking station required for that radio. If there is doubt, call Sirius support. They'll try to sell more services and options, but they are good support
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I suspect it will but I don't know for sure. The tuner is not calibrated and has a very narrow band width do you have to be dead on to get a station. I listen to 91.1 and 88.7 but there is no 87.7 here so I don 't know. Suggest you contact the mfg.