RW> TW> What some have done is to convert the CDs they want to listen to in
RW> TW> their vehicle to MP3,s. Put them on a smal MP3 player and use one of
RW> TW> those Cassete Tape adapters for providing a headphone input the the
RW> TW> Car radio with a casette slot

RW>That works very well, as I used to do that to listen to my 2mtr Ham radio
RW>through the stereo speakers.

RW>There is another method that is much better though.

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

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

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