<VV> Re: American Idol (no Corvair)

[cash case]

I've got my cars including my corvairs setup to play music from my 
ipod. I like my music collection much better than anything on the 
radio. Besides, as I work freelance now, I don't need one more bill. 
Even if it is a small one.  ;op

There are a couple of ways to get music form modern mp3 players into 
old radios. Most computer accessories shop sell an in car fm 
transmitter that gives out a signal that's go for about three feet. 
Those usually plug into the cigarette lighter for power. It is however 
a weak signal and can be overcome by static electricity sometimes. I 
just picked up an FM modulator that plugs in-line to the radio through 
the antenna. the antenna wire plugs into it and then you plug it into 
where the antenna was in the back of the radio. It has a standard mini 
jack that you can plug anything into. Better signal. Works on our old 
cars, and I already have an Ipod so it was the cheapest thing to do.  
;op

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On Feb 19, 2005, at 11:30 AM, Joe Robbins wrote:

> XM radio is wonderful, not 100% commercial free but the music channels 
> are.
> Try it, you'll like it.
>
> Joe Robbins
> Music Geek