Product Description
Dot Ultra-Low Profile Vehicle Antenna Maximizes Sirius(Tm) Signal Reception Sits Unobtrusively On Vehicle'S Roof Or Trunk
| List Price: | $59.99 |
| Price: | $11.95 |
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1961 in Consumer Electronics
- Brand: Sirius Satellite Radio
- Model: 14125
- Dimensions: 1.00" h x .0" w x 21.00" l, .50 pounds
Features
- Offers excellent reception of SIRIUS signal while sitting unobtrusively on your vehicle's roof or trunk
- Lowest profile satellite radio antenna in market at 1/2-inch tall
- Compatible with all Sirius branded Plug & Play receivers and mobile tuners
- Comes with 21-foot micro cable and right angle SMB connector
- Magnetic base
Amazon.com Product Description -- Posted May 22, 2008
The slim, low-profile SIRIUS Dot ultra low-profile antenna offers you excellent reception of the SIRIUS signal, while sitting unobtrusively on your vehicle's roof or trunk.
One of the lowest profile satellite radio antennae on the market (the Dot is only 1/2-inch tall with a 2.25-inch diameter), the Dot is compatible with all SIRIUS branded Plug & Play receivers and mobile tuners, and is also compatible with many other SIRIUS receivers.
The antenna comes with a 21-foot micro cable and right angle SMB connector and features a magnetic base for easily attaching to your vehicle.
What's in the Box
SIRIUS Dot Ultra Low Profile Car Antenna with 21-foot micro cable
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By Ashes Gorey
I'm hoping there is something better on the market, so I'm trying out the Tram antenna which is supposed to have a tougher cable on it. The dot receives the signal fine, though I live in the mountains of New England so when the trees are in full foliage the signal cuts out a lot on some roads. I also find the signal cuts out if I go around some corners or past certain buildings. I don't fault the antenna for this, it's just part of living where I do.
The cables though... ugh. My first one died after going through a car wash. I live in an area where if you don't wash your car once a month it'll rot out from under you. The original antenna my sirius sportster came with didn't last one car wash. Fortunately, it was still under warranty. I bought it right before sirius stopped including the antenna in the original warranty and had bought an extended warranty. This covered my first few antennas. Now that I'm off that warranty, I'm not buying a sirius antenna for $40.
The second one lasted about two years, the third and forth just over a year each. On all of them the housing of the cable had become brittle and started flaking. As soon as I saw it on my last one, I tried electrical tape (no I didn't really think it would work, but since I hadn't completely lost my signal yet I figured I'd give it a shot). Well of course that didn't help, and my signal lasted two more days (off and on) and then died completely.
Tram makes a lot of stuff for truckers, so I'm betting their cables are made to withstand more elements than this one is.
Either way, I say if you can buy an extended warranty on your antenna, DO IT!
The tram antenna is half what a sirius antenna is, which in my book makes it a little more disposable.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By R. Hurley
I bought this antenna to replace the original which was 3 years old. It is similar to the original and was needed because the wires are very small where they plug into the radio holder station. The same thing happened with the wire that plugs into the car socket for power. The wires just broke off. I now keep them straight because any twisting will cause this to happen again. It works well and I was glad they still make this product for older radios.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Stephen Schwartz
shipped promptly, arrived in excellent condition and the product does what it was intended to do. kind of tough to mess this one up, but it guess it would be possible to receive a defective unit which certainly wasn't the case.
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