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Old 13-01-2005, 11:59   #14
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Re: New Ipod Car adaptor

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Originally Posted by Chris T
The sticking point has got to be that, in order to work as a wireless link between an iPod and a car radio, it has to transmit in the 87.5-108 MHz FM range, thus turning you into a mobile pirate radio station by default.
Which is why, in post #5, I suggested a device that would inject the signal directly into the lead running from the aerial to the radio. As far as the radio is concerned, this would have the same effect and it could tune in to the iPod. It's not 'wireless' but no (or rather very little) signal from the modulator would escape into the ether... either.
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