{"id":3530,"date":"2011-02-26T20:44:47","date_gmt":"2011-02-27T01:44:47","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/feverishthoughts.com\/guitar\/?p=3530"},"modified":"2011-07-24T03:37:07","modified_gmt":"2011-07-24T07:37:07","slug":"figuring-out-how-to-use-my-ipod-touch-in-my-car","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/feverishthoughts.com\/guitar\/2011\/02\/26\/figuring-out-how-to-use-my-ipod-touch-in-my-car\/","title":{"rendered":"Figuring out how to use my iPod Touch in my car"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"i2!RDS So now that we have an iPOD Touch<\/a>, I started thinking about how we can use it through our car stereo? Unfortunately our Pontiac Pursuit’s (which is called the G5<\/a> in the US) audio system doesn’t come one of those line in<\/em> inputs, so there goes that idea. The only other option open to us is to get one of those Universal FM Transmitters.<\/p>\n

In a nut shell, you plug your music device into the Universal FM transmitter. Then this runs into the power supply in your car, or the old cigarette lighter if you will. Side note: I’ve been smoke free for 5 months! The transmitter connects wirelessly and syncs up to your car FM band thus allowing the iPODs signal to run through the stereo.<\/p>\n

The one we picked up is called the i2! RDS FM Transmitter for iPod<\/a> from Aerielle. We went searching for reviews on FM Transmitters and found this one to be reliable and fairly inexpensive. The best price was through Tiger Direct.<\/p>\n

\"i2! The i2! is simple to use.<\/p>\n

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