20 Most Recent Sirius Stiletto 2 Satellite Radio Receiver - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Go to your channel selector and move it to Channel 0. That should be where they are running their free promotion.

It will be very difficult to get.

It is more than likely a bad audio output ic, cheaper to replace the boom box.

• Well you can give replacing the antenna connector inside the radio a try. If you have some soldiering skill it will not be to hard. I helped one other person do it on here one time. Just remember to stay with in your comfort level. If you start getting frustrated put it down for a day or seek a repair shop.
• Ok so first thing you need to know is that the connector for your antenna is a RG-174 Coax with an SMB connector.
• The connector you will need to replace is a male SMB.
• Sirus utilized a few different style of these connector. When you take the radio apart the decider will be the number of legs the antenna connector has and the screw holes (if any) oat the base of the connector on the board.
• I like to use DigiKey for a lot of my parts. Here is the link to the choices for yours. http://parts.digikey.com/1/parts-kws/smb-male-connector as you go down the page numbers 5 - 8 on that page, one of them will be your connector.
• As you will see choosing the one you have will not be hard at all. All the connectors are very distinctive.

• You can start by pulling the bottom panel off and removing the grill and you should be able to get to the antenna connector from there.

• As for a recommended shop for repair I know a few but your city,state is not listed. I recommend a shop that deals with satellite radios. Although this should be a simple repair for anyone who works on radios because it is just an antenna connector install. I would not think the cost should be to bad either if the are honest.

• Hope this helps and thank you for using FixYa.

Regards, Tony

There are no people that man any phones here. But I may be able to help you with your MP3 problem. Just for instance check out my tips posted here, Tip #1, Tip #2, Tip #3. If none of these help go to Browse Experts at the bottom of the page, On that page look for a link to Brands, then look for the Brand name of your device, Check out any of the experts named on those pages and see if they have a tip posted that may answer your problem. If none of that suits you. Send me a comment about your problem and I will try to help you.

That's one of several problems my Stiletto 2 has. The only solution I've found is to "reboot" the unit. You'll have to remove the unit from the cradle, pop the back off, and remove the battery for a few seconds. Then put everything back together and power it up. It will take a minute or two, but once it reboots it should be fine.