According to my friend who has satellite in his car, the combined service is called Sirius/XM and where they offer it together, there is one set of lineup numbers and it costs extra for premium channels
At one point, when satellite radio first started. there were two separate, competing companies, XM and Sirius. Each had its own broadcasting system and neither's was compatible with the other, so units
Okay, Tiffany, here some stuff to look at... The Yaesu FT897D - is a "most" bands HF/VHF/UHF portable radio. It has optional batteries that can be attached to provide AC free operation at a reduced
I commend you on your enthusiasm, Tiffany, especially on the CW part. No, such radios don't exist, for a couple of reasons. VHF/UHF radios, due to the nature of VHF/UHF propagation, are very low
Find a nearby ham radio club. Ask them about local ham auctions/swap meets/markets. Not sure where, in California, you might be, but there used to be a huge monthly ham swap meet at TRW in So Cal. I'm