Inline FM Modulator
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Does the modulator really need to be switched off when you're not using it? If so I'll have to hide it. You have a very clean install but I really don't want to mess with mounting it and looking at it. I'll just run the jack into the glove box or let it peek out in front of the shifter in that little tray.
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Does the modulator really need to be switched off when you're not using it? If so I'll have to hide it. You have a very clean install but I really don't want to mess with mounting it and looking at it. I'll just run the jack into the glove box or let it peek out in front of the shifter in that little tray.
Well when it's on, the modulator can interfere with other stations. So you will want it off at time if you listen to the radio.
Plugging it into the radio and the antenna, it's setup for the Japaneses radio connectors and we need an adapter to install it in our cars.
Last edited by zinner; Jan 13, 2007 at 06:21 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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Thanks for the info!
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