Satellite Radio at Breakers  As you travel away from a radio station, the signal breaks up and fades into static. Most FM radio signals can only travel about 40 miles from their source. On trips where you're passing through different cities and states, you usually have to change radio stations every half hour or so as the signals fade in and out. On long distance trips your constantly searching for a signal that can be heard over the static. Not much fun. So, most of us simply turn the stereo off or put in a CD, but how many times can one listen to that CD? Now, imagine a radio station that can broadcast its signal and come through on your car radio with complete clarity across throughout the United States. With satellite radio you can drive from Los Angeles to New York without ever having to change the radio station! Not only would you never hear static interfering with your favorite stations, but the program would be not be interrupted by commercials. We're talking about XM Satellite Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio. Satellite radio offers uninterrupted, near CD-quality music beamed to your radio from 22,000 miles up in space.   Transportable System   Satellite radio has turned the corner. First positioned as a mobile entertainment service for long-distance truckers satellite radio is now for everyone who drives and anywhere else people want to listen to music. Thanks to the recent success of Delphi's SKYFi, a portable amplifier/speaker shell with a slot for an Satellite Radio receiver module, XM Radio and Sirius--work far beyond the dashboard. Installed System   Want satellite radio to play dirrectly through your current car stereo? Well, you can have a satellite tuner and antenna installed in your vehicle that plays satellite channels through your current vehicle's AM/FM sound system. Factory Radio Controlled System   In 2005 and 2006 models, XM or Sirius is an option in many vehicles. Even if you did not take the satellite radio option when you bought or leased your new car, Breakers Stereo can usually add satellite radio. Call us or stop by for details.