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Use a Sirius antenna with an XM receiver?

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05-Oct-2009, 04:36 PM #1
Use a Sirius antenna with an XM receiver?
We have a 2009 Chrysler PT Cruiser. It is equipped to tune in Sirius satellite through the car's model REF radio. I would like to use an older Delphi Myfi Xm2go Portable in the car instead of the Sirius system. Would the MyFi car dock kit work with the existing Sirius antenna or would I need to mount the antenna that comes with the kit on the roof?
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