Electronics : SIRIUS SV3-TK1 Stratus Plug-and-Play Satellite Radio Receiver with Car Kit

Electronics : SIRIUS SV3-TK1 Stratus Plug-and-Play Satellite Radio Receiver with Car Kit

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SIRIUS SV3-TK1 Stratus Plug-and-Play Satellite Radio Receiver with Car Kit

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SIRIUS SV3-TK1 Stratus Plug-and-Play Satellite Radio Receiver with Car Kit
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Street Price: $49.99
Gaunz Org Price: $37.23
Savings!: $12.76 (26%)
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Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 3485





Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Sirius Satellite Radio
EAN: 0884720010361
Label: Sirius Satellite Radio
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Product Manufacturer: Sirius Satellite Radio
Model: Stratus
Publisher: Sirius Satellite Radio
Ranking: 3485
Studio: Sirius Satellite Radio


Piece facts:
  • Easy-to-use, affordable Sirius satellite radio receiver with bundled car kit
  • Decodes digital-quality signals for more than 130 music, news, and sports channels
  • Easy-to-read 3-line display; 10 station presets; One-Touch Jump button
  • Built-in FM transmitter with support for up to 100 FM frequencies
  • Measures 4.5 x 1.9 x 0.6 inches (W x H x D); 90-day warranty




Kit Car with Receiver Radio Satellite Plug-and-Play Stratus SV3-TK1 SIRIUS






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Features include 10 button presets, direct entry tuning, three line display with large buttons and push button controls, one-touch jump, 10 presets, direct channel access, parental controls, a 100 channel built-in wireless GM transmitter, FM frequency shortcut button and a real time clock.


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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Awesome little radio ...
I found that the Stratus TK1 works much better than i expected given the mixed reviews. I found it quite easy to self install myself, it took a little over a half an hour. The reception is great where i live, no blank spots except near trucks using CB Radio. At home (i also got the home kit) the reception is twice as good. I also have internet access and can play it while i am at work. Programming with Sirius is wonderful and will get better when the XM stations become available to us. Worth my birthday money.



Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - Wait until the merger happens..this will be obsolete soon
In the past 3 years I've had to purchase 3 different Sportsters due to malfunctioning product. The Stratus is the latest price equivalent and a complete DOWNGRADE.

My SPORTSTER cost $50 last year and had the pause, rewind, fast forward buttons, 30 presets, and a stronger antennae. That broke and this is the replacement: 10 presets, poor antennae signal, no pause, rewind, or fast forward.

This product sucks and I've had nothing but problems with Sirius equipment.

Wait for the merger because this will be obsolete in a few months. Hopefully their technology will catch up. Listen online if you really need it.



Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Few little quirks I wish I had known about... ...
Pros:
1. I get the CBC and BBC programs I like!
2. Most stations don't have too many break-ins (commecial or otherwise) but some do.
3. I like that the song artist and title are displayed on the screen. That way if I really like the song, I can download it later.

Cons:
1. On some of the channels there ARE COMMERCIALS! I thought this was commercial free radio! I don't need ads for "male enhancement" playing through my speakers. I want to hear the comedy and the music.

2. I strongly reccommend having this professionally installed. Have them hard wire everything in so you don't have to use the wireless transmitter. The car power plug (the cig lighter plug--for the old school syles) is somewht loose in my Focus SE. Every once in a while, it will jar loose enough to cut the power to the reciever. Again, hard wiring will eliminate this.

3. You can still use the wireless transmitter but I would go to the Sirius website first, look up the recommended FM Frequencies and test them out in your area first. Sure this is a lot of listening to static but I was on one of the recommended frequencies and in a "hole in the ground" and *still* got a low-power station from somewhere. ANY interference will be heard while listening to the sat radio. The radio FM Transmitter itself only goes down to the 89 range while the best frequency for my area (not one listed on the website) is in the 88 range.




Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - Great entry level sirius radio
First off i want to review sirius because as a company they are great and have a great product. Their customer support is great and the radios are made well and if not they will replace your radio. This one is a entry level radio so it might wear out after a couple of years but for the price you can not complain



Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Nice ...
I bought this radio for my husband's truck. The sound is really nice. He enjoys the variety of stations. Arrived on time. What else do you want?

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