CaTaClyZm

This thing is the coolest ever. I have been trying for months to find a way to make my iPAQ unit work with my car stereo. I only have an in-dash cd player with no aux input so my chances are next to none. But not anymore... I met up with a friend of mine and I was surprised to see that there is a weird little thing hooked up to his ipod. Curiosity came in and I humbly asked "What is that?" and he replied "That my friend is an audio feeder". The ARKON SF250 Sound Feeder enables any portable device to feed sound to an unused FM frequency. Simply plug the sound feeder to the earphone jack and tune to the unused frequency and that's it! The best part is you can use it anywhere as long as you have FM frequency. Here's the link to check it out: ARKON SF250

I just ordered it this morning. I did a search and found it cheaper at buy.com Shipping is a little pricey but everything is less than $30. I just hope it will work fine... I am excited and will give feedback once I received it. It works great on my friend's car, so I hope it work the same for me.

If somebody has this already, please let me know how it works for you....

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whitelyt

Thanks for the link! I was looking for something like this. My car also has an in-dash CD player with no aux input and something like this will allow my to play OGG songs as well as GPS. I am wondering how the quality of the sound is.

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I have an Arkon car mount for my iPAQ that I use for listening to recorded radio talk shows and music. It plays through the FM radio of the car. I love it and would be lost without it. Two small complaints, however. I work in Washington, DC. There are a ton of radio stations in the area and I frequently have to adjust the frequency of the car mount to minimize bleed-through. Also, I have a cup holder mount. It's plastic and has already broken from being hit with my briefcase that I throw across from the driver's side to the passenger seat. I fixed it with glue and tape, but it would be a lot better if the mount was metal. As for the sound, I was pretty impressed with it. The only thing is that you have to put the volume way up in order to hear it well.