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21 Jul 2004, 03:24 pm
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Portable XM Installation
Hello,
I have just purchased an '04 Accord EX that has the stereo with XM installed. I have 3 free months as a trial, but what I would like to do is after the three months purchase the portable XM unit, since I would really like to be able to listen to XM radio inside my house. I was wondering if it was possible to use the factory XM antenna, that is already on the roof of the car, and connect that one to the portable XM unit. I really would like to avoid having two antennas on the roof of my car. Is this possible? -Jay (patel@cs.utk.edu)     
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