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Omega Help Area => Omega Electrical and Audio Help => Topic started by: Jim on 06 February 2010, 09:50:22
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Can you retro fit an Auxillary radio input plug into a standard vauxhall radio
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Can you retro fit an Auxillary radio input plug into a standard vauxhall radio
Not without hacking it about. There's a low quality mono input for phone integration but not suitable for music IMHO.
I was thinking about taking my 2006 apart and investigating whether anything better could be done in the same way that I did for the line out http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1174515451 but I'm leaning towards just getting a head unit that will play MP3 without fumbling around with en iPod anyway. :-/
Kevin
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Dave dnd is the man to speak to mate. :y
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Dave dnd is the man to speak to mate. :y
And he will say don`t waste your time trying
:-X
Aftermarket head unit or FM modulator only economic options.
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Dave dnd is the man to speak to mate. :y
And he will say don`t waste your time trying
:-X
Aftermarket head unit or FM modulator only economic options.
How does the FM modulator work them?
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In a nutshell, it transmits the ipod choons on a radio frequency that the radio is tuned to, with frequency far away from potential 'real' radio stations.
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In a nutshell, it transmits the ipod choons on a radio frequency that the radio is tuned to, with frequency far away from potential 'real' radio stations.
It takes a spanner man to describe these things in an easy to understand none electrickery way! :y :y :y :y
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In a nutshell, it transmits the ipod choons on a radio frequency that the radio is tuned to, with frequency far away from potential 'real' radio stations.
It takes a spanner man to describe these things in an easy to understand none electrickery way! :y :y :y :y
Aye, whitworth, BSF and BSC.... Can't beat the original!!
(gone metric now though, through sheer necessity.... :-[ )
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In a nutshell, it transmits the ipod choons on a radio frequency that the radio is tuned to, with frequency far away from potential 'real' radio stations.
It takes a spanner man to describe these things in an easy to understand none electrickery way! :y :y :y :y
Aye, whitworth, BSF and BSC.... Can't beat the original!!
(gone metric now though, through sheer necessity.... :-[ )
The UK will stay a mixture of metric & Imperial for many many years yet! You get to know what metric will fit the old Imperial stuff, especially when some of the ancient kit you work on is American ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Dave dnd is the man to speak to mate. :y
And he will say don`t waste your time trying
:-X
Aftermarket head unit or FM modulator only economic options.
How does the FM modulator work them?
This should explain it
http://www.dndservices.co.uk/am-88t.html
;)