It only took one trip in the airplane after I activated the XM entertainment
channels for me to become hooked.
I’ve started taking the thing in the car with me on driving trips, but I hate
wearing headphones in the car. How can I get the audio output from the 396
into my car’s audio system?
–
Dan
C-172RG at BFM
"Dan Luke" <c17…@dingdongsouth.net> wrote in message
news:11q6651tnoerfae@news.supernews.com…
> It only took one trip in the airplane after I activated the XM
> entertainment channels for me to become hooked.
> I’ve started taking the thing in the car with me on driving trips, but I
> hate wearing headphones in the car. How can I get the audio output from
> the 396 into my car’s audio system?
> —
> Dan
> C-172RG at BFM
http://electrogalaxy.dtopinc.com/index.html?object=jasav23656
> http://electrogalaxy.dtopinc.com/index.html?object=jasav23656
Thanks.
also…
http://www.portabledvdstore.com/jenporaudcas.html
Dan Luke wrote:
>>http://electrogalaxy.dtopinc.com/index.html?object=jasav23656
> Thanks.
> also…
> http://www.portabledvdstore.com/jenporaudcas.html
Yeah, but $30 is astronomical for one of these. Go to Walmart and get
it for $15.
irock at radio shack.
Headphones in the car are illegal in Virginia.
Michelle
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Dan Luke wrote:
>It only took one trip in the airplane after I activated the XM entertainment
>channels for me to become hooked.
>I’ve started taking the thing in the car with me on driving trips, but I hate
>wearing headphones in the car. How can I get the audio output from the 396
>into my car’s audio system?
In article <11q6651tnoer…@news.supernews.com>,
"Dan Luke" <c17…@dingdongsouth.net> wrote:
> It only took one trip in the airplane after I activated the XM entertainment
> channels for me to become hooked.
> I’ve started taking the thing in the car with me on driving trips, but I hate
> wearing headphones in the car. How can I get the audio output from the 396
> into my car’s audio system?
Dan,
Aside from a hard-wired connection into your car audio system, a
cassette adapter is the next best option. The FM transmitters are the
least desirable for audio quality, but they do work if you have no other
option.
JKG
These guys http://www.pie.net/
…make a bunch of interfaces designed to add XM or line-in or IPod
capability to various cars. It will be more expensive (parts +
installation) this way than buying an FM transmitter, but much better sound
quality.
"Jonathan Goodish" <jgood…@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:jgoodish-B6E15D.20045216122005@comcast.dca.giganews.com…
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> In article <11q6651tnoer…@news.supernews.com>,
> "Dan Luke" <c17…@dingdongsouth.net> wrote:
>> It only took one trip in the airplane after I activated the XM
>> entertainment
>> channels for me to become hooked.
>> I’ve started taking the thing in the car with me on driving trips, but I
>> hate
>> wearing headphones in the car. How can I get the audio output from the
>> 396
>> into my car’s audio system?
> Dan,
> Aside from a hard-wired connection into your car audio system, a
> cassette adapter is the next best option. The FM transmitters are the
> least desirable for audio quality, but they do work if you have no other
> option.
> JKG