Satellite radio question

[smokey the elder]

I have it as part of my DirecTV package; have never had a stand-alone one. For your house you'd need some sort of satellite receiver/antenna.

[Puckstop31]

Have you looked at http://www.iheart.com/ ?

I do not think they offer the direct satelite content, but you should be able to find what you are looking for there.

We also use DirectTV and have access to many of the satelite radio stations through that. We leave a country channel on for the pups when we are out and about.

[Grace]

We, also, have Direct - and I have used the radio stations at times.

In the car, there is Sirius, which is what I want to get for the house. I get in the car, and there are my favorite stations, lined up in a row. I go from Classical Pops, to CNN, to ESPN depending on my mood at the time.

The radio stations we get around here - very difficult to get a good Classical music station; one fairly good sports station, and no decent news station.

So I was wondering if anyone on the board had satellite radio - separate from satellite TV - and does it work well? Is the antenna feature hard to use?

[Grace]

Have you looked at http://www.iheart.com/ ?

Thanks for this link. That works while I'm on the computer

[Lady's Human]

Grace, one of my co-workers has a portable satellite receiver which works pretty well, I'll ask her next time I see her.

[Grace]

Grace, one of my co-workers has a portable satellite receiver which works pretty well, I'll ask her next time I see her.

Thank you - that's what I need, some first hand knowledge

[Puckstop31]

Thanks for this link. That works while I'm on the computer

There is a app for this on most smartphone platforms, just be sure you are on a wifi network first. Its a bandwidth hog and would get you in bill trouble fast. I use it on my iPhone all the time.

Also, newer TVs/stereos have support for IHeartRadio and other similar radio delivery platforms.

OR you could just get a big booming speaker set for your computer.

[Grace]

There is a app for this on most smartphone platforms, just be sure you are on a wifi network first. Its a bandwidth hog and would get you in bill trouble fast. I use it on my iPhone all the time.

Also, newer TVs/stereos have support for IHeartRadio and other similar radio delivery platforms.

OR you could just get a big booming speaker set for your computer.

You give me credit for having too many fancy devices I have a cell phone that I use to make the rare call - that's all. We don't text, take pictures, none of that stuff . . . .