<VV> Free to good home - usable on a Corvair

[Sethracer at aol.com]

I made the jump to Satellite radio for car (and home) a few years ago.  I am 
now settled in comfortably with XM in my Vette and Avalanche. I have a  couple 
of extra units that I am tired of moving from shelf to shelf in my  garage. 
First is an AudioVox Sirius unit with both a car and a home dock. It  offers a 
couple of ways to feed into the car (or home) the line out is the  best, 
depending on your home or car installation. It also has an "FM out" which  I guess 
sends the signal to your antenna. I never used that feature. I will  include 
an Antenna of some correct type. It runs on 12 Volts and has a 110V  adapter, 
not sure where the car power adapter is. I will attempt to find  it. A wireless 
remote is included. Second (and third) are a pair of Sony  Portable XM units. 
These were the first XM Radio portables. I am considering  them as one lot. 
They worked fine, but the display is tough to read (especially  for my 60 year 
old eyes) Again both home and car docks are included. They need  to feed into 
a radio to be heard.  Again, at least one antenna, maybe more,  are included. 
All the paperwork etc in there, with several remotes. Both car and  home docks 
came with remotes. Consider this a kit for gadgeteers. But the price  is 
right. I will send these to the first two folks who want them. These can make  a 
long tow much easier. I first used Satellite radio for my tow to Kansas to the  
SCCA Solo Nationals. A long tow by myself. To use either one you will have to 
 get a subscription to Sirius or XM. about $13 a month for your first, less 
for  your second one. All I ask is you pay the postage - US Postal Priority  
mail. Less than $15 for either one, I am sure.   - Seth  Emerson



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