ISO: Ipod with Songs
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mtn
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Not in my xterra. It’s just an older ipod connector.
You can use one of these, I think I have one, you can have it for free.
It pairs with your phone through bluetooth or aux cable and then connect to your car radio through FM.
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It pairs with your phone through bluetooth or aux cable and then connect to your car radio through FM.
Roadtripper Car Audio Bluetooth FM Transmitter
Our Bluetooth-enabled transmitter allows you to stream music from your device Charge your device using 2x USB ports (2.1A combined) while listening to music Also enables hands-free calls through your smartphone with an integrated noise-canceling microphone
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I used an FM transmitter for YEARS in my older car that had no Aux/USB/BT connections. Worked fine, just had to occasionally change the station on longer trips where my "good" station turned into a "real" station.You can use one of these, I think I have one, you can have it for free.
It pairs with your phone through bluetooth or aux cable and then connect to your car radio through FM.
Roadtripper Car Audio Bluetooth FM Transmitter
Our Bluetooth-enabled transmitter allows you to stream music from your device Charge your device using 2x USB ports (2.1A combined) while listening to music Also enables hands-free calls through your smartphone with an integrated noise-canceling microphone
mtn
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I'll honestly even spend the money to get the battery replaced, just so I can play pong. lol
You all is funny -
Can't miss it, if you don't have it.
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The phone can load music locally (ie over wifi or tether) for playback in the car - only limit is phone memory.
an ipod would be retro-cool tho!
Can't miss it, if you don't have it.
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The phone can load music locally (ie over wifi or tether) for playback in the car - only limit is phone memory.
an ipod would be retro-cool tho!
regenerative braking would do the trick. or maybe windmill/drive belt pulley system.
taking a cue from Rick - go directly mechanical and save the earth.
although the frictional heating along with the CO ........
😉
I have an iPod classic in my X as well. Plugs into aux jack and works like a charm. You’d have to pry it out of my cold dead hands though.
In my more modern car I have Apple Car play so typically use iPhone/Pandora, but also have an iPod Nano connected through USB for when I want more of my own selection. Also works great. I may have a few of the older iPod “sticks” lying around (carry about 100 songs) and I can give you that but they are no longer supported by iTunes so you may have to find another way to load them up. Let me know.
In my more modern car I have Apple Car play so typically use iPhone/Pandora, but also have an iPod Nano connected through USB for when I want more of my own selection. Also works great. I may have a few of the older iPod “sticks” lying around (carry about 100 songs) and I can give you that but they are no longer supported by iTunes so you may have to find another way to load them up. Let me know.
mtn
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Oh you don't have the integrated ipod connection in the upper glove box?