Still a bit O/T but further my recent post about CAN bus, the same person has now asked about how to plug in her i-Pod.........

It is a MK4 Golf with standard VW audio which doesn't have any obvious way of connecting an i-Pod to it.

Suggestions please

TIA

Mark

One of the I-trip type FM transmitters. Mine works just fine as long as it is near the radio.... Total cost, £2.95 at a Jet garage!

same thing in the bluebird, I have a transmitter that plugs into the cigarette lighter and the headphone socket, there a little box in-between for changing the radio frequency. Produces superb clear sound with no hiss at all. Got the i-pod on now actually charged by the work computer USB, how the hell did we cope with tapes and CD's???!



[Edited on 9/1/09 by Mr Whippy]

Connects2 have a range that'll fit onto the standard BETA or GAMMA head unit that she'll have.

One on EBay at the moment but they normallly sell for £50 ish.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160308385091

great thanks guys

I love it here - all the answers just when you need em

Cheers

mark

Ive got FM transmitter too. Perhaps not good enough for audiophiles but perfectly fine for the masses.
Only problem (if you can call it that) i have when i travel a few miles is that whilst the channel i select might be OK all over here its possible that the channel is close to a local radio station elsewhere so you sometimes have to re-programme.

Anything on here

http://www.nexxia.co.uk/products.htm

You could hard wire a Denison icelink in

BE CAREFUL, This girl is asking too many questions, maybe looking for a REAL HANDY MAN, if you get what I mean.