Bootleg FM station East Corinth Maine

[A. Joseph Ross]

On 7 Mar 2006 at 1:58, Brian Vita wrote:

> Some of the early ones were built to go on your dash.  Since most car
> radios don't have "line in" inputs, this was a way of getting a signal
> into your car stereo.  You'd turn the sat radio on then turn your car
> radio onto 88.1 or thereabouts.

Well, I can understand that, though I'd think that would require only 
a fairly weak signal.  The only experience I've had with such add-ons 
was an FM tuner that I bought back in the early 1980s for my 1970 
Dodge Dart.  It didn't have a transmitter, it had a plug that went 
into the antenna jack on the car radio, and it had another plug into 
which the car antenna was to be plugged.  I gather that is no longer 
an option with satellite radios?

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