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We have a trip coming soon and have learned a lot on this site. Thinking of bringing a satellite radio for some music. Will it receive reception? If not any good local stations? Cruising around Tortola. Thanks
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I looked at the Sirius website. Coverage does not look good for the Caribbean, others that live there might have a different experience......
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Should work pretty good on the water depending on your antennae. I use it in my Jeep and even with the factory antennae it works most of the time.
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It is technically not supposed to work in the Caribbean, but a restaurant on the beach in St. Martin used to regularly have it playing. I suppose he had a really big antenna on it, but I don't know.
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I have my Canadian receiver along every year. It works fine down here.
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Thanks, throwing it in the bag. I'll give it a try.
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Mine never work, but SiriusXM weather did
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