At 11:17 AM 1/5/2007, you wrote:
>A radio designed for iPod does not use dial frequencies, it has a
>separate mode for iPod. Radios that are not adapted for iPod use a
>dial end FM frequency to transmit to any radio, certainly not my
>choice. The Pioneer has a separate adaption for the iPod to connect
>and remain charged. The iPod also has cable to plug into your
>stereo. X< radio is now broadcasting in surround sound with some of
>the new receivers this feature is also available.
>
>Dave

Dave

My problem is that a lot of the features that are supposed to work on
car radios do not always work - or do not work as advertised -
On some JVC's I have read the using the DVD Giga MP3's is not optimal.

So, that is why my thinking now is just to use the aux input into a
car radio, and only use a car radio that had a dedicated aux input.

Then, feed connect a switch box to the cable that leads to the aux input -

Then, you can feed in music from you ipod, xradio, sirrius, mp3
player, portable DVD player, computer audio out, or even you VHF radio.

That is just my thought - because there are new things our every 3
months now, but RCA will be around for a while.

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Received on Fri Jan 5 09:28:16 2007