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SIRIUS Echo SIR-WRS1 Home signal repeater for SIRIUS Satellite radios

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SIRIUS Echo SIR-WRS1 Home signal repeater for SIRIUS Satellite radios
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
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Product Brand: Sirius Satellite Radio
EAN: 0093207053856
Label: Sirius
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Product Manufacturer: Sirius
Model: SIRWRS1
Publisher: Sirius
Studio: Sirius


Piece facts:
  • wireless signal repeater for SIRIUS Satellite radios
  • includes transmitter, receiver module, and power adapter
  • additional receiver modules available for multiple radios
  • warranty: 1 year



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wireless signal repeater for SlRlUS Satellite radios * includes transmitter, receiver module, and power adapter * additional receiver modules available for multiple radios * warranty: 1 year *


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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Sirius Repeater Easy Setup, Flawless Performance ...
SIRIUS Echo SIR-WRS1 Home signal repeater for SIRIUS Satellite radios
I've had Sirius radio for a few years and love it a lot but found that my house is not positioned in the best place to receive the satellite signal. There's only one location where I can place the antenna for reception and that required leaving the cable strung along an open, hardwood floor. I bought this unit because my stereo receiver is placed in the center of my house and not near a window or door. I wasn't enthusiastic about running the antenna cable through the wall. The Echo SIR-WRS1 repeater and receiver unit are about the size of an Altoid mint tin but thinner and installation takes about five minutes. After about two months of use everything is still working fine and I no longer have a cable strung along my hardwood flooring (a tripping hazard for sure). The repeater unit has a short power cable so it needs placement near an outlet, it's only real restriction. I would buy this product again or make sure my next house faces Sirius satellites.


Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - Doesn't work
It doesn't work. I returned it for a refund. Simply does not work. Oh well.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Better Than Directly Attached Antenna ...
I've had my repeater for about a month now and I like it. Before I purchased the repeater I would have to locate the radio near a window so the direct attached antenna could receive a signal. I installed the repeater in my basement, attached to a Sirius Outdoor Antenna (highly recommended). I can now locate my radio anywhere in my home, including the second story and the garage. You may have to play with the antenna on the receiver a bit for best reception or move the receiver an inch this direction or the other, but the product does work.


Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - This Thing Sucks!
Does not even work a little bit. I should have just set 100 bucks on fire. This is typical garbage Sirius hardware. How can they have such good content and such inferior equipment? I can't wait for the merger so I can buy some real gear. Stay away from this product!


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Works Great. ...
This product is a breeze to set up. You won't even need to look at the directions. It works as advertised. The transmitter and receiver are both very small and extremely lightweight. The receiver gets its power from the satellite radio, so you only need to plug it into the radio.

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