I like the concept if you live and drive away from big cities. However, for
most of us, dealing with the city is where we are today. In Houston it is
very difficult to find anywhere on the FM dial that doesn't have a station
on it or near it.
We bought a similar device for my son's MP3 player and on the road in
between Houston and Dallas where he lives it works pretty well. Not great
sound, but okay. As he nears Dallas or Houston the quality is not as good
due to interference with other stations.
Still a very cool device for traveling on the open road.
Ronnie
Naw man, it just plugs into the cigarette lighter for power, and then you tune your radio to a frequency it transmits on. The tunes source if a USB memory stick that you have loaded with mp3 files. ..... instant retro tunes.
At 16:04 3/7/2006, Mark Sawyer wrote:Looks too technical for me. I don't even have a CD player in the house.
Bob Perring <perring@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: Pretty kewel accessory for just about any bus.
Looks like a "gotta have" to me and my dongle.
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