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IPOD FM Transmitters for your brick 200 1986

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posted by  Paul Driver of Inga on  Fri Jan 5 02:51 CST 2007
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Ok maybe off topic, but what the heck.

Got an IPOD in my ear right now, and it would be really nice to have my Car Driving Playlist actually play in the Car on my 68 mile round trip daily commute in the Brick.

Santa brought me a ILIFE Transmitter, and after a couple of hours to not being able to get it to work well in any vehicle in the fleet, it went back.

The CD player in Inga is less than a year old, putting in new player with a direct interface would raise the "you work on that car way too much flag". So looking for a good solution using FM wireless. And when I do actually get to drive the wifey's Luxoboat it would be easy to transfer there also since it does have one either.

So if you use a Wireless FM interface for your IPOD, what works well for you? After all the suggestion for the fat coffee mug wedged between the seats from this board gets me a nonspilling caffine fix every morning.

Thanks in advance for your inputs,

PT






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