I just bought a Sirius tuner for my Pioneer head unit. Where have you guys mounted your antenna? I don't really want to put it anywhere outside on the body. So I was thinking either on the dash way up front by the window, or on the rear brake light. I saw someone else do that in another post.

 

I put mine through the trunk,worked for me.

 

^ That's also where mine is, works fine.

 

place mine right on the dash...up front ...where most alarm blinkers go...looks clean

 

mine is in the center of the dash as close to the windshield as possible.. works fine for me there

 

put it on the trunk, but underneath, or inside the trunk.

 

There's a clear piece of vinyl under the antenna to protect the paint.

 

mines on the right corner of passanger side of dash never bothers me there

 

That's where my XM antenna is too.

 

With Sirius what will work depends on where you live. There satellites move and coverage varies by direction of travel and time of day. I have an internal antenna on my windsheild, and another under the rear deck in the speaker hole.

 

have you heard of a glass mounted antenna? I an article about it somewhere, but haven't seen one for sale

 

They are called Sigma internally. You can get them from some dealers when covertibles are equipped with Satellite radio,. I think Nissan parts offers it.

 

This is true I have my Sirius inside of the 3rd brake light and it's been working well regardless of direction of travel recently. Two months ago I couldn't get reception when I travel north. BTW I am in Socal.

 

Mine is on the back deck of the car, near the rear window. I did not want it out on the trunk, cause of the looks of it. Works damm good just sitting on the back deck. Ran the wires up through the platic seat belt cover.

Jeller

 

I'm not sure how well some of these options would work for me up here in WA. We don't get as good of reception up here since the satellite is in geo-stationary orbit, meaning it's over the equator (at least for xm). That means in the northern latitudes it's much lower on the horizon than it is down in Cali, and line of site becomes an issue at times.