I’ve had Sirius for a couple of years now and really like being able to listen to the same station for most of a trip. Notice that I said “most”? That’s because most of the radios transmit to an FM signal. If you’re travelling and run through a city that uses the FM station you were transmitting to, you lose your radio for a while (you could switch to another station) – or, it decides to play both stations simultaneously – which is always fun to figure out.
Not So Fast 
oooo, pretty…
I’ve had Sirius for a couple of years now and really like being able to listen to the same station for most of a trip. Notice that I said “most”? That’s because most of the radios transmit to an FM signal. If you’re travelling and run through a city that uses the FM station you were transmitting to, you lose your radio for a while (you could switch to another station) – or, it decides to play both stations simultaneously – which is always fun to figure out.
Ha. Like I would leave beautiful Idaho. Surely you jest. 😛
Ha. Like you don’t live 5 minutes from another state …