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There is no mention of XM or AM. Are either available on the Model 3?
There is no mention of XM or AM. Are either available on the Model 3?
The MS has AM radio, it's old fashioned.As far as people know, no satellite radio for the sake of simplification. Tesla's have never had AM radio.
The lack of satellite radio as an option is annoying, especially if you were to take this car cross country driving and are out in the middle of nowhere on the interstate where there are only 2-3 FM stations and country & classic rock isn't your thing. You could always use the internet radio on the car or from your phone, but that's reliant on cell coverage which is a crapshoot in some parts of the interstate system (versus a line of sight to the sky for Sirus/XM).
Tesla's have never had AM radio.
The lack of satellite radio as an option is annoying, especially if you were to take this car cross country driving and are out in the middle of nowhere on the interstate where there are only 2-3 FM stations and country & classic rock isn't your thing. You could always use the internet radio on the car or from your phone, but that's reliant on cell coverage which is a crapshoot in some parts of the interstate system (versus a line of sight to the sky for Sirus/XM).
I am not supporting this website, I just stumbled upon while searching for a portable Serius/XM radio I could buy and put on/in my Model 3.There is no mention of XM or AM. Are either available on the Model 3?
Wow, those things are way more affordable than I expected. Granted, I haven't looked at an aftermarket radio in nearly 2 decades.
I am not supporting this website, I just stumbled upon while searching for a portable Serius/XM radio I could buy and put on/in my Model 3.
The 7 Best SiriusXM Portable Satellite Radios to Buy in 2017
Pretty sure most of these add-ons use an auxiliary input - I do not know if those exist in teslas ? If there is an input then this is a feasible solution (IMO).
Without that input you have to find an unused FM station to set as the unit's station to use...the reception and persistence of that station are subject to change as you drive around, kinda sucks depending on how active of an area you are in. I know this cuz my '05 S40 doesn't have an input so I'm living this until I get my model 3.
Hmm. If only Tesla knew some smart and innovative engineers
A Bluetooth transmitter might be a better solution for the 3.