Terk SIRIUS Antenna Splitter (SIR-SP)

This item can also be used to split the Sirius signal off of one antenna into two recivers in your home. You'll need two 50 feet extension wires from TERK SIR-EXT50 one for each of the splitter ends. Just plug the antenna wire into the single side, then out of both the others comes a split signal. The signal is not lowered in quality. For those of us who have 2 Sirius receivers in the house, this saves on having two antennas.I know the directions on the container say it's for the older receivers. However it DOES work! This splitter is set for the same frequency of Sirius, and WILL work. Trust me. The "higherups" would rather you purchase an antenna for each receiver, but you don't have to. Don't say it won't work until you actually try it. I have had mine one TERK SIR-6 antenna split into one Sportster Replay 2 (previously a PNP2) and a PNP3 for for over a year now. If it cannot be done, why have I been splitting my sirius signal with no problems?11/2/07.....UPDATE....here we are two years later and the splitter is still working with no problems. Two radios on one antenna.

Exactly as advertised.

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The review above states you can split the signal of the sat and hook up multiple radios. This is incorrect as I just learned. TERK says you can not split the sat signal. This is made for the TERK SIR 3 Antenna's and the old style Dual input receivers. It will not match up with the SIR-EXT50 cables either.

well the little toy helped me to continue recieving Sat. signal and worked well for its purpose. I had the 1st generation somewhat Sirius Antenna system where it had 2 wires. now updated to a single wire. so also i had to change the Roof mounted antenna to single wire as to the reason for this splitter unit.