I've had lots of success boosting the signal using the little wire and the FM out jack in the base of the cradle. That worked wonders in my car with the Sportster Replay. I've posted on this site before about using a $5.99 ear-bud from the source to do the trick.
Today though I decided to be a bit more "do-it-yourself" so I followed these instructions without a hitch:
http://www.pokerpulse.com/2-5mm.htm
Worked like a charm and boots the signal immensely. Using that for the FM transmitter on my other car with my S100.
So while there's no doubt that the FM direct (aka FM modulator) is a great way to go, it's also $25 plus you have to pull out your car radio. With very little effort there is the $2.99 method that I did today and worked very well for me. Or if you don't even want to do that much, there is the $5.99 ear-bud solution discussed in other threads on this topic.
Just some suggestions for anyone who may want to try other solutions that have a fairly good chance of working for a minimal cost and effort.
Today though I decided to be a bit more "do-it-yourself" so I followed these instructions without a hitch:
http://www.pokerpulse.com/2-5mm.htm
Worked like a charm and boots the signal immensely. Using that for the FM transmitter on my other car with my S100.
So while there's no doubt that the FM direct (aka FM modulator) is a great way to go, it's also $25 plus you have to pull out your car radio. With very little effort there is the $2.99 method that I did today and worked very well for me. Or if you don't even want to do that much, there is the $5.99 ear-bud solution discussed in other threads on this topic.
Just some suggestions for anyone who may want to try other solutions that have a fairly good chance of working for a minimal cost and effort.
