Transmit FROM a car radio as source to BT headphones

[Odysseus42]

Just saw the post about XM and sharing the radio when out of reception areas. Get a satellite phone, one that has BT that is - problem solved!

Thanks, but that solution is outside of my budget.

Does anyone know of a link, video, etc that shows how to tap into the car radio speaker wires to provide source for a BT transmitter and, perhaps a different one, that shows how to turn off the car radio speaker.

 

[Odysseus42]

There's no reason for that feature to exist.

Well, I can find my pulse, and if I am not asleep, I think I have a need, but thanks for expressing your opinion.

 

[Odysseus42]

Portable XM player.View attachment 53477

Is a separate subscription required for this device?

 

[Doxquzme Premium Member]

Well, I can find my pulse, and if I am not asleep, I think I have a need, but thanks for expressing your opinion.

I think the consensus is, that you have a very specific use in mind not generally considered widely used or needed. I think that the portable XM unit is a good solution. Check out this link/site for more info:

Subscription in More than One Vehicle | SiriusXM Help

Learn how to get SiriusXM in more than one vehicle.

www.siriusxm.com

 

[metalheadjoe 10+ year member]

Well, I can find my pulse, and if I am not asleep, I think I have a need, but thanks for expressing your opinion.

You must be using your thumb.

 

[1aespinoza 10+ year member]

Is a separate subscription required for this device?

From the link provided it looks like you can add devices to your existing subscription. It also says you will be charged extra since they do mention a family plan.