Sirius Starmate ST2 Satellite Radio Receiver "antenna cold solder" Questions

firmware. Your dock connector has a cold solder. Resolder the antenna pins to the board. The antenna pins are the 1 n-shaped pin (connects to 2 pads) with 1 pin in the middle. Resolder your middle pin

cold solder joint at the antenna input of the receiver. If it's out of warranty, replace it. Check ebay or Google it and you can find a replacement cheap. Sorry for the bad news, but that's the answer

antenna miniport on your tuner has either a broken or cold solder joint and therefore will not receive. If it's under warranty, they will replace it, if not, you can buy the tuner re-built on Ebay for

cold enough for the Carhart so... So here's what I did. I pulled the magnetic antenna off the car. Gave it a couple of good smacks between my hands, put it back down on the car. Good as new. For now..

antenna input board there is a cold solder joint and it looses it's ground. If it's out of warranty you can get a rebuilt tuner on Ebay for about 50.00 This has been a huge issue among sat radio users

...again for the next 5-10 minutes, It's a bad Sirius tuner. You can find them on ebay for 50 or so rebuilt and they are better than new. It's cold solder joints on the antenna input plug. Hope this ...

...antenna is the issue. Your radio has a cold solder on one of the chips. You need to reflow your transceiver board (the raised board on ST1) on other models, it's integrated into the main PCB. - To ...

...antenna cable). The sir-pnp3 appears to use a 3 layer PC board and the path from the 6 volt source to the center pin either breaks or forms a cold joint with time/wear. This path is in the center of ...

...had since their start. The antenna input board has a broken or cold solder joint. If it's out of warranty, you can pickup a rebuilt tuner for around 50.00 and it's "better" than new. Hope this ...