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How to Listen to Satellite Radio

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A satellite radio setup is worth the trip to the mall. Satellite radio companies have made it easy to acquire, so you can listen to uncensored airwaves. They both offer an abundance of music genre channels, as well as national sports channels and talk radio, all with impeccable reception. The best part is that all the channels are commercial-free.

From Quick Guide: Car Satellite Radios
Difficulty: Easy
Instructions

Things You'll Need:

  • Receiver
  • Speakers
  • Antenna
  • Computer
  • Internet
  1. Step 1

    Decide which company to go with. Both offer similar channels, though you might want to check out exactly which talk radio and music genres each package offers. The quality of sound is equal.

  2. Step 2

    Acquire satellite radio equipment. Buy a pre-installed satellite radio when you purchase a car, or install a satellite radio in your car stereo deck. You can purchase a stereo for your home that's set up for satellite, or shop for portable radios you can take wherever you go.

  3. Step 3

    Shop for satellite adapter kits, which are also available to hook up to pre-existing equipment that isn't satellite-ready.

  4. Step 4

    Listen online through your personal computer. Log on to the satellite radio websites to find instructions on how to subscribe to all your favorite satellite radio through the Internet.

  5. Step 5

    Subscribe to the satellite company you like best. There are several plans, packages and special offers available. Choose the one you like and pay your monthly fees.

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