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Garmin is $ 130 (refurbished) and http://reviews.cnet.com/car-gps-navigation/garmin-streetpilot-c330/4507-3430_7-31288776.html?tag=sub Mio is $ 170 (new, $ 180ish + tax) All http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?summary=summary&techSpecs=techSpecs¤tTab=summary&custRatings=custRatings&features=features&accessories=accessories&productId=2862025&support=support&tab=techSpecs ideas that I should get? Thank you.
Well, Iv'e used the Mio C310x for over a year now. If the c320 is an indication that, It must be nice for a purchase price. My C310x is not 100% accurate, does not say actual street names (though it has voice guidance) and sometimes leads you the longest path to get to a destination, but NOT me go, I have nothing to support me on the work of Mio. On the one hand, Cnet reviews and comments Garmin users to rank higher and you are also able to get cheaper. On the otherhand, the Mio has a bigger screen …… If this is entry level, I'd go with the Garmin. Otherwise, you may want to check the feedback in detail, and consider taking a 'lil more to get what you may be featured in a GPS device
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the FM transmitter for iPhone makes crackling sound when playing music.?
I was wondering if there was any way to make the crackling sound coming out my car speakers stop. I thought maybe it is possible to wire my car antenna wire (going to the back of the head unit to give you the radio stations) to my cigarette lighter (when the FM transmitter is plugged in) so I would get a better reception. If I can do that what I just put a wire from the wire antenna ground wire to the cigarette lighter? I have this FM transmitter: http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/5242038 / C_1 / 1%% 7Ccategory_root 7CHome Entertainment + and + + +%%% SAT nav 7C14419512/c_2/3 7Ccat_15701190 7CiPod + and +% + MP3 Accessories 7C14419709.htm Thanks for ideas:)
This is standard with FM transmitters, none of them seem to work well.
I dug around the net a bit, but just came up with some sites where you post what you want and then hope people respond. I a 1994 Honda Accord LX, 2 doors, 4 cylinders, and it lacks the ashtray. It would not bother me really, except that there is a bulb that shines underexposed there when headlights are on. Please do not tell me to loosen or remove the bulb. The car was in perfect condition nearby when I got it, and I'm trying to take Nice and restore its original state. Thank you!
