Second thing to go kaput :(

[mrsr71]

First it was the Sony back-up camera, now it the RV radio

I'd like to replace the radio with something similar. Plug-n-play would be wonderful. I only listen to XM radio so something with all the bells and whistles isn't really necessary. FM & a CD is all that's required. Can someone recommend a replacementthat won't break the bank?

Thanks...Dan

[mrsr71]

First it was the Sony back-up camera, now it the RV radio

I'd like to replace the radio with something similar. Plug-n-play would be wonderful. I only listen to XM radio so something with all the bells and whistles isn't really necessary. FM & a CD is all that's required. Can someone recommend a replacementthat won't break the bank?

Thanks...Dan

[CaptBill]

Dan, I have one; think it was pulled out of a new 03 (at that time) to be replaced with an aftermarket system. It's the factort original "RV radio" that Winnie used. I bought it to install in the rig I had before this one, and then traded only a month later.

I would sell it for $100.

[Pusherman]

Dan,

If you want to replace the OEM radio with an aftermarket, try here. They have many different models to choose from, including XM or Sirius.

You'll have to get a kit to cover the bigger hole in the dash, but that shouldn't be a problem.

In my '00 Journey I installed an Alpine with XM radio. It had a separate remote which I velcro'ed to the steering wheel for changing stations w/o taking my hands off the wheel, or trying to navigate those tiny buttons when driving.

Good luck.

[mrsr71]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Capt.Bill:
Dan, I have one; think it was pulled out of a new 03 (at that time) to be replaced with an aftermarket system. It's the factort original "RV radio" that Winnie used. I bought it to install in the rig I had before this one, and then traded only a month later.

I would sell it for $100. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Bill,

What's the model number?

Dan

[CaptBill]

The model # is M9900A-1D. Has both cassette and CD players as well as the AM/FM/WX.

[Bill Gotthelf]

Just a side note try to get a new radio with a cd player that is mp3 compatible. If you are the least bit computer literate you can burn your own cd-mp3's and they hold about 175 songs. You can go 10 hrs without changing cd's.

[mrsr71]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Capt.Bill:
The model # is M9900A-1D. Has both cassette and CD players as well as the AM/FM/WX. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

CaptBill,

I sent you a PM. Did you receive it?

Dan

[CaptBill]

Ahh! Sorry. Asleep at the keyboard. Will reply your PM.