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Terk Commander Universal Satellite Receiver

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Terk Commander Universal Satellite Receiver

Static-free audio connection hardwired directly into the vehicle’s FM radio. Features: -Static-free sound: Static-free audio connection for your Satellite Radio, hardwired directly into your vehicle’s FM radio behind the dash*. -Single button switching amongst Satellite Radio and FM Radio: Easily switch amongst Satellite Radio and regular FM Radio with a touch of your Satellite Radio’s power button. -Works with closely any vehicle: Includes everything for most vehicle installations (antenna adapters may be required and are sold separately by professional installers). -Includes: FM Direct Adapter, User Guide. -Compatible with all SIRIUS brand Dock & Play and Portable radios.

Tired of relying on your FM transmitter to send your Sirius satellite radio signal to your car stereo? Turn rather to this wired FM adapter, which provides a direct connection to formulate a crisper overall sound. Unlike FM transmitters–which often suffer from static and interference, as with established FM stations–the FM adapter plugs directly into the rear of your factory or after-market stereo, therefore requiring a bit of installation expertise. But once connected, you may tune to your favored Sirius channels in seconds without searching for unused FM frequencies. More importantly, the signal will be clean and uninterrupted, with no pops or fizzes as you drive from one percentage of the city to another. The FM adapter, which works with all Sirius plug ‘n’ play and personal radios, includes plugs and wires for most installations, though antenna adapters may be required for select car stereos. It’s also backed by a one-year warranty.

What’s in the Box
Direct FM adapter, plugs and wires, user’s manual.

Terk Commander Universal Satellite Receiver

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Terk Commander Universal Satellite Receiver

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24 of 24 persons found the following review helpful.
5Pleasantly surprised!
By NJ Educator
I ought to say I was enjoyably astonished by how well this product works.

I have an 07 Accord so it was a bit of a PITA figuring out how to get to the radio antenna in the dash. If you google around for your car and “remove radio” you will undoubtedly find directions for accessing it. That was the most difficult share and it only took me with regards to 30 minutes from begin to finish.

I not so long ago got the Starmate 4 for my car. I had one of the old original Audiovox units from when Sirius was primary starting up. It was huge, bulky, I had lost the mount for it, and it got VERY hot when in operation. Almost so hot that you couldn’t touch it. Hence I decisive to upgrade to a newer model. When I received and installed the Starmate I was astonished to see that the built-in FM modulator was horrible. And when I connected the FM antenna extender it came with, it made the sound WORSE. The static made it almost unlistenable through my radio. I googled around and found that the FCC had stepped in and regulated the amount of power the FM modulators were permitted to emit. So my Audiovox unit was better in that fashion since it was built before the FCC rules were established.

To repair the problem I got this Wired Relay Adapter. Basically you plug your car’s antenna into it, then plug the wire into your radio. The other end routes through your dash and goes into your Sirius radio. The reception is 100% clear now. No more static. The downside is that you have to a) do not forget to turn off the Sirius radio if you want to listen to FM because it kills all of the stations, and b) disregarding of whether it is on or off it kills AM reception. I don’t oftentimes listen to AM and guess I don’t have a need now (except for local TV stations).

All in all I am VERY happy with this product. It took a Starmate that sounded worse than an old Audiovox I had, and made it MUCH better in the end. 100% worth the $19.99 for this item if you have the know-how to get into your dash.

9 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
5Sirius FMDA25 Wired FM Relay Adapter
By Bob D.
Great product. I had major troubles with radio station interference when using the Sirius radio without this product. Once installed it disconnects the external antenna and does away with the interference problems. When your Sirius radio is turned off, your external antenna works normally.

I highly commend this product if you can’t use a direct connection from your Sirius radio to your car radio.

4 of 4 persons found the following review helpful.
4Works well, but there may be surprises
By Dave K.
This piece does what’s promised. It provides a consistent, clear signal far better than the built-in transmitter. It does away with much of the clutter of the cassette-tape adapter and does the occupation in cars that don’t have cassette players.
Installation isn’t too tricky for home installation, but so galore cars these days have manufacturer-specific antenna inputs and outputs that there’s a good chance you’ll need adapters. They’re more highpriced than they ought to be (about $10 to $30-plus), and the Ford version is a lot harder to find than GM.

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