iPod help

[Yosei]

I'm sure there's a lot better stuff now but if his trucky has a tape player, you can get one of those converters. My friend has an ipod and thats how he listens to it in his car.

Other than that, I'm no help x.x I don't even want an iPod.

[Ralath]

I got an FM tuner for my iPod. But I returned it. It irritated the heck out of me. When it was broadcasting, I could hear the "mosquito" noise (a high pitched frequency that only people under a certain age are able to hear). Plus, the sound quality just wasn't that good.

I know there are ways to play the iPod from your car using alternative methods. They are all plugs of some point. Depending on how old the car is, there is an old cassette plug. If you have a newer car, then there should be something for that too (forget what it's called--an audio jack?)

[Belaslav]

The problem with FM transmitters is that their signal can be interfered by the original radio stations, so the key is to find a frequency that has a weak or no signal in your area. Otherwise the radio will jump back and fourth between the iPod and the original radio station.

As for which one to use, I found Belkin transmitters pretty good.

[Spirit]

We live in a pretty rural area, so there is a lot of "dead-space" in between stations. So, I am not worried about trying to find an empty frequency. That part of the transmitter's problems should not affect us.

And yeah, so far from what I have researched, it looks like Belkin is winning out.

[Belaslav]

Glad to help.