I posted this at another thread but that one was already soved for someone,so sorry about the dual posting.I am wondering what kind of cables I need to do this.
As I posted in the other thread which was a fine place for this, you need to see if you car has an Aux in jack, where it looks like you could plug headphones in, or a USB port. If not Does it have a Cassette player? If it has none of these things you will need an FM transmitter.
Ok.I got an FM transmitter,its a Belkin Tunecast II.It transmits fine,but it doesn’t charge the clip.In my car next to my lighter outllet,I also have a 110 outlet.Could I get a regular wall charger and charge at the same time?
@renate wrote:
Ok.I got an FM transmitter,its a Belkin Tunecast II.It transmits fine,but it doesn’t charge the clip.In my car next to my lighter outllet,I also have a 110 outlet.Could I get a regular wall charger and charge at the same time?
110 outlet in the car… COOL! What Kind of car? And Yeah that should work. I generally dont worry about it though, Unless you have it on for 15-20 hours a day, then you dont really need to charge on the go. But If you can do that with a 110 outlet then go for it.
Thanks! 
I have a 2008 Pontiac Vibe.They come standard with lighter charger and a 110 outlet.
I returned the transmitter today.I don’t know if its just that one or all transmitters,but I couldn’t find a single station where there wasn’t static and popping sounds.Also when I was driving it was like a pair of rabbit ears that I had to move the contraption every time I turned the corner and that was definitely unsafe driving.
I think I will just be thankful for the clip and leave the radio on or pop in a CD when driving.After hearing music so clear through the earbuds its hard to listen to the same songs with static and such.
If I do try this again I will try the iRiver,thanks.Right now I’m just going to wait,but I do not recommend the Belkin Tunecast II to anyone!
