Convertible owers how is your XM reception?
My XM loses signal a lot. Am wondering if other convertible owners have the issue since the antenna is located on the trunk lid.
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nope. no issues here. aside from the momentary loss in a parking deck or under a bridge, nothing unexpected.
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no issue for me.
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No issues here.
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All good here, no issues
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The am/fm antenna is located in the spoiler, the XM is in the shark thing on the trunk lid, no issues here except i am getting ready to change the spoiler and haven't figured out what to do with the antenna.
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I notice a little bit of loss when I go under an overpass or pull in the garage. Otherwise pretty good.
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Honestly, I think it is just XM in general. The only time I get reliable reception is driving through the suburbs. If you get into a big city, reception is blocked by buildings. And, if you drive the upper forested expanses of Michigan, you lose reception through the trees. When I go to hill country in Kentucky or Tennessee, you get on the wrong side of a hill and you lose reception until you come out.
But that is XM, and the advantage is that you get the same station everywhere - as long as you have a clear line of sight to the satellite. -Geoff |
Looks like a trip to the dealer since the issue is not from tall buildings or wooded areas. In heavy traffic it seems cars and trucks are effecting the signal.
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No issues for me either.
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No issues
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No issues.
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My car has the worst reception ever. Every other car ive owned with XM has never gone out like this.
Interruptions in a tunnel are to be expected. Simply driving down the damned street in FLORIDA and having the XM cut out repeatedly is just obnoxious. I think the car needs to go in. OP, let me know if your dealer diagnoses an issue. |
No issues for me, all normal just like my other non-vert vehicles reception.
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