Adding an Aftermarket Siurus

[MarcusB]

Hi all, I am contemplating buying a 14 RT-S. I have a Stratus Sirius radio that I transfer between my truck & my 08 Goldwing. I have an addl. cradle & antenna. Has anyone integrated this radio into the factory RT audio system? I would like to do this & listen both thru the bike speakers & the helmet headset. I know BRP sells a sat. radio, but I'm trying to avoid the cost & addl. subscrption. Thanks, MarcusB

[Bob Denman]

I've got the Onyx... :thumbup:
It gets it's power from the port in the top trunk.
The antenna sits on a velcro pad up on the shelf around the outside edge... (But hidden under the lid!
If you have BRP's MP-3 cord; you've got all that you need to complete the deal.
You do have to manually change channels... But for about a $450 dollar savings... :2thumbs:

[DrewNJ]

What about $36 a year gets you the app for your phone added on to your current subscription?

[Bob Denman]

What if your "smart" phone... isn't? :D

[DrewNJ]

Then your WAY overdue for an upgrade
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[Bob Denman]

My cellular phone (When it's turned on...)
only rings!
If I happen to answer it in time; I talk to the unlucky person, who made the mistake of calling me! :D
No internet
No texts
No GPS
No messages
No games



No fooling! :D

[MarcusB]

Thanks, Bob, Is your sat. radio handlebar mounted?? Thanks, MarcusB.

[retread]

The Sirius/XM app on an IPhone uses a TON of data, big reason I don't have it.

john

[DrewNJ]

What century do you old timers think your living in? :D

[DrewNJ]

Bob, do you have a Jitterbug phone? :D

[den1953]

Don't know about Bob but it's the one I've got, only $27.70 a month. I might be cheap but I only wanted a phone, not a high tech gadget.