Portable XM Satellite Radio | 
| Brand: TAO Electronics
List Price: $220.00
Buy New: $198.00
You Save: $22.00 (10%)
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Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 67360
MPN: TXM1020 2GO
Model: TXM1020 2GO
UPC: 334832334836
EAN: 0334832334836
ASIN: B000FXW1EA
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: New sealed Giant Tao XM receiver with home, portable and vehicle-kits. Free upgrade to expedited shipping (pay for standard, get expedited!)
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Product Description
150 channels of music, sports, news, talk, weather and more beamed from space to your hand, wherever you happen to be. The TAO XM2go uses Satellite Radio technology to give users access to a world of fresh new content, even in the remotest of places. The TAO XM2gos shockproof casing and easy navigation keeps the content coming during any outdoor activity, whether its listening to alternative hits deep in the woods, or catching every major league baseball game out on the boat. Anything, anytime, anywhere. The TAO XM2go makes the world revolve around you for a change. * Over 150 digital XM channels * Memory Mode that can store up to fi ve hours of XM programming * Built-in FM transmitter to make any FM radio an XM radio * Five-hour rechargeable integrated battery pack * Home kit * Car kit * Personalized stock and sports ticker available Car: * Car power adapter * Car antenna * Car cradle * Cassette adapter Mounting options: * Flush * Swivel * Vent * Cell phone mount Home: * Power adapter * High-gain home antenna * Home stand * Remote control * Audio cable On the go: * Earbuds with volume control * Carrying case * Belt clip/stand * Rechargeable battery
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I love my satellite radio! July 3, 2007
CVO Christi (Albany, Oregon United States)
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
This purchase has been a super deal for me. I can listen to satellite radio in the house, in the car, on my bike, in the garden...anywhere that get's satellite reception. Occasionally I drive a different car that doesn't have the docking station, but because it transmits to the radio, it doesn't have to be hardwired in to the radio to work. I am only limited by battery life and so far I haven't had trouble with that (tested a couple hours at most}. I even listened to it at my parent house in an upstair bedroom, without an antenna, with great reception.
When I dock it in my house, I can pick up the signal on other radio's throughout the house too.
My husband bought Sirius radio for himself and he had a lot of trouble getting the antenna to pick up a signal. He ended up buying an adaptor to improve the antenna to his satellite. He was blown away that I just plugged mine in and it worked without a hitch.
My only complaint, and it's probably not because of this radio, is that it's hard to find a clear radio channel to tune the satellite to. This is especially troublesome in town. In rural or remote area, the sound is crystal clear. Otherwise, just a bit of static. I'm still very happy with it.
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