Wiring a house for Satellite Radio

Dec 28, 2005 2 Replies

I need to wire a house for a Satellite radio antenna. I'd prefer to wire the house antenna to a central wiring panel and then amplify and distribute the signal. Does anyone here have any experience with that? There are at least five rooms in the house that may need satellite tuners.



Currently the home owner is subscribed to Sirius, but wants to be sure the wiring is compatible with XM also.



Any suggestions?



Jim Griffin



Five separate tuners? Wouldn't that require 5 separate subscriptions? Using a multisource audio distribution system instead, with a central XM tuner or two, would pay for itself in no time.

I was looking at multi-source a-bus system for distribution. If I've got 2 tuners in my wiring closet, ideally, I should only need one antenna mounted outside if I can split the signal. Any idea where I can find a splitter or d/a for the antenna connectors?

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