Sirius st1 static

The problem is likely the actual connection inside the Starmate. It sounds like you have tried alternate antennas, which can only mean the unit itself has an issue. What has likely happened is the antenna jack inside the radio has come loose and is no longer making a connection, in which case it could be repairable. Otherwise there are plenty of other 12v Sirius receivers compatible with the same connections if you are looking to replace the head unit.

you can find the manual here

http://caraudio.manualsonline.com/regman/exit/ct?url=aHR0cDovL3d3dy5hc2FlbGVjdHJvbmljcy5jb20vdGVjaHBkZi9WUjE4NSBPd25lcnMgTWFudWFsIDExLTYtMDYucGRm&target=productDoc&idDeviceType=2402&idMfg=14325&idProduct=215757

your st1 wire problem just chack macnic

where is the antenna located make sure it is not covered by anything. Also make sure there are no kinks or breaks in the antenna wire

Check your antenna wire to see if it is spliced or cut. If you do not recognize a problem still you can usually get very good help from calling Sirius. They have been good about trouble-shooting and repairs.

My Sirius ST1 receiver froze. It reads "Sirius Radio" with the logs but goes no further in booting up. Any solutions?

Bad news my friend. That model isn't supported anymore. Sirius is pretty good about replacing the radio for free and discounting the accessories. You will get one for free. The docks are reasonably priced. The boombox you might be able to get a discount for. The new docks are more designed for multiple units should this happen in the future to you again (like Stratus radios).

There isn't much to service on the radios. If the board is dead it isn't worth fixing. It's cheaper for Sirius to replace it.

I had the same problem with mine. I purchased the Sirius FM direct adapter and now it comes in crystal clear.

Do you Have the right adapter Plugged in??

Can you see anything on the screen?