Electron Gizmo Wizard Needed

[BuddaBelly]

Is there anyone who can give me some info on installing my car/portable XM radio on my 2012 RT SE5?
I really do not want to spend almost $500.00 for their module or purchase an Ipod if I don't really need one.
I had put my XM on my pevious Harleys, but they had Harmen Kardan radio's on them. Pretty easy to do. Not shure about the Blue Beast.
Any help sure will be appreciated.

Looks like Santa might be bringing me my new Corbin seat. I got to be REALLY GOOD.

Thanks,
Ed

[scooterexpress]

did you get my p.m. about this from your other posting?

jim

[Hberninger]

Is there anyone who can give me some info on installing my car/portable XM radio on my 2012 RT SE5?

Thanks,
Ed

Ed,
Did you get my response to your question about this in the heads up thread?

[shelbydave]

http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/s...838#post548838

That's how I'd do it too. If you got the adapter cord, it should be just that easy. If your Spyder didn't come with the adapter, it.s about $35 from the dealer. Now if you want to change stations while riding, you only have 2 options... make cables to get the power / audio adapter wires up front, or buy the Satellite module from BRP.

When I listen to Pandora, I set the station to what my mood is, then ride. If I get tired of that station, I change it when I refuel. If I'm REALLY tired of it, I'll switch to radio until it's time to refuel... then change the station

[Cavman]

Check out 'Cavman's getting started' under the mods section for pix.
I made a box out Kydex and installed it in the trunk.
I have a Delphi Roady that I put in the box. The power cord has a transmitter that I set at 88.1 FM. There is an aux XM antenna on top of the trunk lid. See my avatar pix.
I tune my radio to 88.1 and listen through it. To change the XM channel, I have to get off my RT and do it in the trunk.

Hope that helps?