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Nightly Business Report Launches on Sirius XM



America’s most-watched daily business program, The Nightly Business Report distributed by PBS, announced today that it will also be broadcast by SiriusXM nationally 5 nights per week starting May 30, 2011.

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SiriusXM satellie radio shuffles channels, posts huge first quarter profits
Sirius and XM satellite radio formally merged in 2008 and, three years later, a remapping of their channel lineup has made the two networks finally appear as one. SiriusXM’s new schedule starts Wednesday with most channels moving to new numbers and a few exceptions.

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I just recently bought a stiletto 2 for sirius radio. I have it connected to an existing account and all other devices work but I can’t seem to find a signal for the stiletto. They come with antenna headphones but they are so big and bulky I don’t want to wear them. I was hoping the stiletto would have its own antenna but it can not find a signal inside or outside. What can I do?

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I have been a Sirius subscriber for almost a year now. I have a stratus 5 plug and play radio that I had in my old ford explorer this past year, and the whole time it worked without a hitch. I had to sell my explorer at the end of the school year and bought a new car, a chevy aveo. I had the radio uninstalled from the explorer and about a week ago, I had it re-installed in the aveo. Right away I noticed it was having reception problems, the music would cut in and out and there was usually only one bar of reception. I figured this was because the guys at best buy installed the antenna inside my windshield, so I brought it back and had them put it on the roof, where they placed it right next to the edge of the roof. The reception did not get any better, so I brought it back again and they had me buy a new cradle, which did nothing.

I checked a few websites and the installation manual, and they said that the antenna needed to be right in the middle of the roof, preferably on the back of the roof, where it had at least 3 inches of metal plane on all sides, and it said NOT to install it right next to the edge of the roof. However, the guys at the best buy installation center said this would make no difference and they install all satellite radio antennas on the edge of the roof like on my car. I am going to give them one more try and then if it doesnt work, I might have to cancel my subscription to Sirius, which would be a big disapointment. Does anyone know if moving the antenna to the middle of the roof like I have heard would really make that big of a difference in reception? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Whats the best portable xm radio? One that can record, be docked in a car and used with headphones? Not best for your dollar, but best all round?

I’m thinking about buying a Sirius Satellite outdoor antenna . It’s the Pro 500 or 600 Professional outdoor xm & sirius antenna. They both sell for around $124 to $134 dollars. Does anyone know which would work the best?