>>> I have heard of those doohickeys where you turn your radio to a dead station (e.g. 88.x) and connect it to your MD player. Do these work well? If so, all the time or just in certain conditions (e.g. a sunny day, or in the country)? Does anybody know how much they run for? <<< There are two types of "FM" modulators that I am aware of on the US market. The "inexpensive" type retails for around $30. It "broadcasts" to the antenna (aka its "wireless"). This type is kinda neat, except it does not work - at least not for me. each bump causes the selection station to "drift" and thus the sound gets cut off until you re-tune the device. Save yer $$. The "expensive" type is really designed to integrate a CD changer into a car. Thus if you can find one - its cost is closer to $150. It has remote controls to control a CD changer (you dont use those) *and* it has two antenna wires attached to it. There is a male and a femal antenna wire attached. This gets pluged "in line" with the existing OEM antenna. There is usually a switch to select the station you want to "block out". Its usually one of the left end stations - those cool "college" frequencies. Ive never used one, but I presume that since Sony et al makes them for the $$$ CD changers - it probably works far better than the "broadcast" version. What type of car is it? Some OEM head units have RCA inputs. YOu could plug into those with a RCA to mini plug. YOu may have to "fool" the head unit into thinking that a head unit is attached tho. Some OEM radios have a DIN plug (Dads Volvo S70) and you get an adapter made by "BLITZ" to connect a CD changer. This may also work to "fool" a head unit into accepting a line in as the CD input. Or - Get the MD changer and use that. Im beginning to think that isnt such a bad idea these days - except for the $$. EWong I have heard of those doohickeys where you turn your radio to a dead station (e.g. 88.x) and connect it to your MD player. Do these work well? If so, all the time or just in certain conditions (e.g. a sunny day, or in the country)? Does anybody know how much they run for? ----------------------------------------------------------------- To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
