Re: Anyone heard of this ?

[jonathan.bhargava@xxxxxxx]

Just received the scan cardap today
it plugs into the cigarette lighter socket & broadcasts an FM=20
frequency which you can change yourself

It seems to work pretty well although there is a little distortion on=20
the 's's

I tuned my radio in my bedroom to the broadcast frequency whilst the=20
car was in the drive - as the crow flies about 10m & the reception=20
was fine.=20

I'm using it with an old portable CD player at the moment, but want=20
to get an IPAQ so i can use the hundreds of tracks on my main=20
computer's hard drive - anybody have experience of the IPAQ & WMA=20
files?

Cheers

Jon
--- In ukha_d@y..., Paul Miller <pmiller@i...> wrote:
> It sounds like the device I have in my car to allow me to listen to=20
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> cd changer, if it is its range is really short about 6 inches :(
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> very interested if its got a reasonable range, although you would=20
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> to question it legality as you would be a radio station without a
> licence!
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Shmern [mailto:shmern@xxxxxxx...]
> Sent: 19 March 2001 13:17
> To: ukha_d@y...
> Subject: [ukha_d] Anyone heard of this ?
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> From Scan's today special page
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> Scan CarDap
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> Plugs into the earphone jack of  any source MP3/CD/MD etc..
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> Then set a frequency, and tune your radio into that !
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> Might be a cheap solution for many applications, i.e. IPAQ MP3=20
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> the Car, Multi room audio etc...
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> =A325 for one or =A369 for three, how bad could it be ?
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> D.
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