Connecting Ipod ... 2005

I rode in a friends car from Tucson to Las Vegas using an FM transmitter and there were no problems. Martin

I use Sirius sat radio and it's FM transmitter only supports a limited number of channels. None of which are available in my area.

Walmart and other stores, offer the

Belkin Tunecast II FM Transmitter, F8V3080-APL-W

that will allow you to tune your radio to ANY station. I plan on getting one to try it with the Sat radio. It is supposed to be designed specifically for the ipod.

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Just get an ITrip. They work great!

Patrick '93 Cobra

I've heard some good things about the iTrip (FM unit for the iPod). It's a lot better than those useless $9.95 one-size-fits-all units that you see everywhere. I've played with my friend's iTrip; it's very well made, and I think it's a good buy.

.. so good, in fact, that I just bought one on eBay this afternoon.

Cheers! zëkë

I have both the Belkin and the iTrip- I like the iTrip better. There are ways to hardwire the iPod but on the CD6 head they don't work unless you go about and jury-rig the wiring. MG

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They are currently ramping up production on an iPod interface for the Aux button on the Shaker 500/1000 steroes. THere is great talk on allfordmustang.com and themustangsource.com about this setup.

One of the members on TMS allowed P.I.E. use their car as a test car.

Fryguy