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Old 01-04-2006, 03:29 PM   #4
Harry Womack
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Carrollton, TX (Dallas suburb)
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Default xm radio

I have a xm radio in the trailer. I used a pioneer am,fm,cd,xm radio. The antenna is on the roof. I glued a 2" square of galvanized steel to the roof to hold the magnetic mount. I ran the antenna wire up the torsion bar wire harness to the roof. The xm module is mounted under the sink cabinet on the right wall so that I can exchange the antenna wires easy. I also carry a 50 foot extra xm antenna rolled up inside the refrig. access door. This is used for the xm radio when I am parked under trees. In Colorado if I used the antenna on the roof, the radio would cut out when the wind would blow the tall pine trees.
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2005 3124KB, 200 watt solar
1750 watt 120 volt inverter
Maxxis load range E tires @ 75 PSI
2013 1500 Suburban Z71 5.3 4X4 w/
Firestone air bags inside of springs.
Not using Trail Manor now. Replaced
with 2020 motorhome
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