Hi, Im looking into options for connecting my ipod to the radio.. people say most of the FM transmitters are no good, has anyone hardwired it to the radio? is it easy? can I do it myself? Thanks.
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Hi, Im looking into options for connecting my ipod to the radio.. people say most of the FM transmitters are no good, has anyone hardwired it to the radio? is it easy? can I do it myself? Thanks.
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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One of the members on TMS allowed P.I.E. use their car as a test car.
Fryguy
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