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If you own an Ipod, get the cassette adaptor for car use. The FM
style are said to be very poor quality & not worth the price.
John
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, September 17, 2004 8:08
AM
Subject: Re: IML: Using an iPod in an old
car
Get the optional FM transmitter from Apple for the iPod. It
broadcasts a
short-distance signal to an FM station of your choice (it
defaults to 87.9
but can be reset at your computer) and works great! I
enjoyed having an iPod
full o'tunes a recent road trip in my '72 Charger,
whose original FM radio
is not nearly as strong as the one in your '93
(it's an old FM stereo tuner
that tends to drift), but it worked great and
it's completely wireless!
Chris in LA
78 NYB Salon
67
Crown
On 9/16/04 10:48 pm, Laurent Daudelin (laurentdaudelin@xxxxxxxxxxx)
wrote:
> I've just got an Apple iPod and would like to use it in my
Imperial 93.
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