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portable satellite radios

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  1. Is there a small satellite radio setup suitable for long bike rides
    that anyone knows about?

    Thanks

    Tom

  2. I use a Delphi Roady with an armband setup called an "Armie". I either wear it on my arm, wrap it on the handlebars, or put it in my jersey pocket. You need headphones with volume control. I use either bud style or ones that wrap around the back of my head so they don't interfere with my helmet. A friend built me a radio shack battery pack that uses 6 AA 15 minute rechargeable batteries as a power pack. Here's the page for the Armie:
    http://www.myradiostore.us/portable/armie-xm-portable-arm-band.html

  3. Don't have one myself, but CNET has a review of XM radio portable unit.
    Review is here:

    http://reviews.cnet.com/Delphi_XM_MyFi/4505-7875_7-31201701.html

    I'm pretty sure Sirius has a model due to be released soon, but I
    haven't seen any write-ups on it yet.

  4. Look up the XM Radio - "My-Pfi" - the latest product just released in Nov.
    '04 - personal satellite radio - over 100 channels...

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    Is there a small satellite radio setup suitable for long bike rides
    that anyone knows about?

    Thanks

    Tom

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