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Why cant they make an addon FM Tuner for ipods?
- Thread starter aphex
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Pepsi90919
Lifer
because! free music is the debbil!
do they have ipod car connectors -- that being the ability to plug in the ipod into the car radio (somehow) to get the car's speakers to play music from the ipod?
if not, then there are 2 items that ipod is lacking in in the addon department.
(if so, link me to one please. i need it for roadtrips.) 🙂
if not, then there are 2 items that ipod is lacking in in the addon department.
(if so, link me to one please. i need it for roadtrips.) 🙂
imported_Hi
Platinum Member
because you touch yourself at night
BeauJangles
Lifer
You are basically asking them to duct tape a small FM radio to the Ipod. It isn't an addon because listening to FM radio is not going to utilize the ipod in any way.
LASTGUY2GETPS2
Platinum Member
HendrixFan
Diamond Member
If you make an FM tuner, what do you need the ipod for?
If it is small and tunes in the FM band, then put a headphone jack on it and be done.
If you are thinking about using the ipod to record FM, then you'd constantly be writing to the hard drive which is what uses up the ipod's battery.
Also alot of car cd players have auxiliary inputs in the front or in the rear that can be ran to the front or the glove compartment. With that you can just run the audio in through a regular minijack cord, which is what I currently do.
If it is small and tunes in the FM band, then put a headphone jack on it and be done.
If you are thinking about using the ipod to record FM, then you'd constantly be writing to the hard drive which is what uses up the ipod's battery.
Also alot of car cd players have auxiliary inputs in the front or in the rear that can be ran to the front or the glove compartment. With that you can just run the audio in through a regular minijack cord, which is what I currently do.
