best way to get MP3 into radio?

I bought this no-name FM transmitter from Wal-Mart (all it says on it is "FCC ID: POSEF-6208") and it works fine. It transmits on 4 frequencies from 88.1 to 88.7 and has a fine tuner. It can sound real crappy if the volume of sound sent to it is too high, so just turn the volume of the MP3 player down. If you want volume, use the radio volume, not the MP3 player.

Only down side to this thing is it has a manual on-off and if you forget, you will drain the batteries.

If you have any kind of leanings towards wanting decent sounding audio, there aren't any affordable fm modulators that work. The only real solution is to replace the unit with one that has an aux jack. I put an alpine 9845 in my car - about 140$, plays mp3 disks, has an aux jack, and has a decent amp. No bells or whistles, but good sound and flexibility for a decent price.

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Your best solution is to SEARCH this group. It's been discussed to death. If you have the single CD, you can add an AUX input by plugging into the 'expansion' connector on the backside of your deck. If you have the six-cd indash, I think you're hooped. You didn't mention which Odyssey or which deck you have.

'Curly'

On 10/19/2005 12:29 AM 'Curly Q. Links' spake these words of knowledge:

FWIW, Curly, many ISPs don't carry much usenet history. Mine, for example (Roadrunner) has article in this newsgroup going back only 6 days. Clicking on a header from the 12th of October gets a 'no such article in group'.

RFT!!! Dave Kelsen

Well then Google is your friend.

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Good point . . Then google.com (groups) would be a good way to find it. The adapters are available from Crutchfield, with names like PIE, BLitzsafe, etc.

'Curly'

A good one? No... The ones I've tried both sounded like crap!

Buy a new head unit.

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