According to Banc of America analyst Jonathan Jacoby, XM's RoadyXT radio got the stamp of approval for meeting the FCC standards for FM emissions. The FCC compliance was granted with the addition of a 25-cent part (a ferrite bead) which restricts the FM emissions enough to meet FCC limits.

XM has also resumed shipments of the RoadyXT, SKYFi2, and the Sportscaster based on outside tests that demonstrated the receivers were in line with FCC standards. Shipments of the Xpress will also likely resume over the next few weeks.

[Forbes]