Gonna do the drive

[David Kase]

I little late to this but I can't live without my SIRIUS radio anymore.  
It is invaluable for a long trip. I listen to Howard Stern, great music 
and football.  There are a couple hundred channels so there is always 
something to keep you going.

Bag everything else and get yourself a Sirius set up that is portable.  
It will work in any car or at home.  Well worth the money.

Dave Kase
approximately 20,000 miles with Sirius

Lee Levitt wrote:

>A couple of things to mention. Since you've done long road trips 
>before, perhaps this is a review, but...
>
>When I retrieved my 300D turbodiesel from Raleigh NC last fall, I 
>bought an all-in-one CB Radio and a small dashboard GPS. The 
>latter was very useful, and they're pretty reasonably priced. I 
>didn't actually have much use for the CB, but I'm accustomed to 
>driving with one and I wanted it there. Once I got home I returned 
>it :)
>
>So between the CB, the GPS, the V1 and my phone, I needed a 4/1 
>adapter for the cigarette lighter, which I either got at Radio 
>Shack or Pep Boys.
>
>And of course, when I arrived in Raleigh, the cig lighter in the 
>car didn't work!
>
>Once I found the ceramic fuses hidden under the dash, I was in 
>business.
>
>The other thing to consider is that radar detectors are banned in 
>Canada, and they *will* take yours if they catch you with it. So 
>if you do go through CA, turn it off and stash it in your 
>luggage.
>
>And finally, if I were to do the trip again, I think I would FedEx 
>Ground a box of tools and supplies to the PO for me to have on the 
>drive home. Aside from that one issue with the ceramic fuse, I had 
>no trouble on the 700 mile drive (one tank of diesel fuel!), but 
>it coulda been different.
>
>Have fun!
>
>Lee
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