27 Nov 11 08:42, TOM WALKER wrote to ROGER NELSON:   
      
      
    RN>> I looked yesterday and the only ones shown are with cassette   
    RN>> players.   
      
    TW> What some have done is to convert the CDs they want to listen to in   
    TW> their vehicle to MP3,s. Put them on a smal MP3 player and use one of   
    TW> those Cassete Tape adapters for providing a headphone input the the   
    TW> Car radio with a casette slot   
      
   That works very well, as I used to do that to listen to my 2mtr Ham radio   
   through the stereo speakers.   
      
   There is another method that is much better though.   
      
   Buy one of the FM transmitters available at places like Walmart or Radio   
   Shack. Mine is made by Scosche and has a tuneable output frequency. Very   
   easy to use and use 2 AAA batterys. I think it cost less than $12...   
      
   They plug into an MP3 players speaker jacks, or any speaker jack for that   
   matter and the transmitter broadcasts your music over the FM band. You   
   tune your FM stereo radio to the transmitter frequency and you have great   
   reception and audio.   
      
      
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