pegasus1300
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I just ordered a short antenna from TSS for my Sirius Radio. I am looking for a short about 4 feet long power cord to power it with. I do not want a plug in type as it will be permenently mounted.
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Devious56
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Do you ride and RT? There is a power receptacle in the truck isn't there. That is where I plug in my XM radio and listen to it over the Spyders speakers. I leave it turned on, and it goes on and off with the Spyder. I don't change the station much, so not having it near doesn't present a problem for me.
David
pegasus1300
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I have thought of using that and I have a cord that will reach from the handlebars back to the trunk I was just trying to get some of the wire clutter out of the trunk. My unit is mounted on the handlebars as I am a channel surfer. My bluetooth receiver is mounted back there and I have to run a cord from the radio back to that anyway so maybe one more wont be too bad.
Devious56
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The battery in in the frunk iif you have an RT, so that shouldn't be a problem. I have an XM radio I swap between my car and the Spyder, and they make a nice in line power supply for it that you just wire into the 12 volt line. Or, just hook it to the battery. Good luck, and enjoy.
David
David
pegasus1300
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No my battery is not in the frunk its just in front of the left saddle bag under the seat. Mine is a 2012.
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