28 Nov 11 05:56, TOM WALKER wrote to ROY WITT:

 RW>> Buy one of the FM transmitters available at places like Walmart or
 RW>> Radio Shack. Mine is made by Scosche and has a tuneable output
 RW>> frequency. Very easy to use and use 2 AAA batterys. I think it cost
 RW>> less than $12...

 RW>> They plug into an MP3 players speaker jacks, or any speaker jack for
 RW>> that matter and the transmitter broadcasts your music over the FM
 RW>> band. You tune your FM stereo radio to the transmitter frequency and
 RW>> you have great reception and audio.

 TW> That one is the better Idea. I had forgotten about those.
 TW> Plus you can get one that is a combination MP3 player/FM transmitter
 TW> Teh PYLE PLMP3C! even has a remote control with it. That on takes
 TW> either a SD memory cars or a USB flash drive as the MP3 source

Wow! I wasn't aware that MP3 players had gotten so complex. I like the
remote control idea; you can change things without taking your eyes off
the road. I'm not into SD memory, but I have a few USBs laying around.
Trouble is that I don't listen to music all that much when I'm driving.
Talk radio it is, and if there is none, I'll listen to music. San Antonio
has a FM station that plays oldies from the 50s to  the 80s and that's my
choice preset station. The other preset is on the local PBS, when they
have the car guys on. Klick and Klack are funny, but dumb when it comes to
cars and the local car guy pushes the new Ford truck diesel engines too
much for me. It's a brand spanking new design, how does he know they're
any good? If past Ford diesels are any indication, they'll be just as
problematic too.

                R\%/itt


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