I have an old AM/FM radio with a cassette player. Will this still work, just by plugging it in the lighter socket?
871192
yes its simple just put it in and turn on radio and swicth the blue tooth on your mobile
871193
As long as your device has bluetooth or 3.5mm headphone jack, and your car has AM/FM radio, this will work.
871194
It will as long as you can tune to an open station. If is a digital readout that will be easy.
1021476
This radio is battery only. Not sure which radio can be plugged in to lighter.
1797147
It works with any standard car cassette player. That being said I would not buy this product. Mine stopped working a few weeks after I bought it.
321536
Maybe you could using a 110V converter that plugs into the cigarette lighter socket. I would check with the manufacture!
707477
Yes, I have a simple Radio Shack mic that I had used on an old cassette recorder (runs on a AAA battery) and plugged it in just to test it. It has been up and running for 6 months and the audio is fine.
1073924
I'm pretty sure that even if it did get to the end, it would just continue to the other side of the tape. As long as there is a tape in there, I believe the head unit would continue on AUX mode. I would say the easiest ways to prevent the possibility of this happening would be to A) pull the tape out of the cassette so that it never has to stop or B) get a cheap $10 tape adapter from walmart and cut off the wire coming out of it.
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First make sure that the media you are listening to (tape, CD ,etc.) is recorded in stereo and ,( if it is Radio) make sure the switch is set for FM Stereo on the front of the unit. If it still doesn't work you are listening to AM which still uses Mono Sound output, or you need to get it repaired because a wire is broken somewhere
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Cig lighter is not the preferred method to power a cb radio as grounding is usually not as good and can give electrical noise through the cb speaker. But technically it will work. Amazon search "Roadpro 12V Fused Replacement Cigarette Lighter Plug with Leads". This is a quick one i found. You can "butt connect", "spade connect", bullet connect" or solder your connections. Very easy to do.
858887
Cigarette lighter or adapter socket works. Return it , it didn't last long anyway
1925143
I don't use the fm function. I plug it directly into the aux jack. Works better that way. You can use one of those cassette adaptors as well.
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I do not believe this will work with the lighter circuit if the circuit is hot all the time. It's been my experience that the circuit has to be interrupted by ignition switch activity to work properly. If you are looking for just voltage source where you activate and turn off your unit, it should work fine.
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Should work fine if the if the cassette player amp requirement is compatible and you can hook it up to the player.
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If you have the correct connector to your car (older model cars probably won't have a way to do it). I don't see why not. But why would you want to. If you owned this I would suggest you convert the cassette tape and make a CD.
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It should in your cigarette lighter, if you have one. FYI, I bought this and it didn't hold up very well, broke in less than 4 months. I've bought other cheapie ones like this one on Amazon and they don't last long. I recommend you check out Radio Shack, you can buy 2 and 3 port amps, I bought the 3 port one and it's held up very well, have had it for almost 2 years and no problem. You'll pay more (mine cost c. $20) but it's worth it. No more aggravations.
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Only if you had an adapter from lightening to 'old' style plug but you can also use male-male connector from iPhone headphone plug to AUX jack on the radio
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If there is an aux input in the car then yes. Otherwise idk where else you could plug it in. But if the aux input doesn't exist and your car has a cassette player, then there are cassette adapters you could get
1653596
Every mp3 player works in the car. Where is the point of the question? If you have a radio with the Cassette, simply buy a cassette adapter, and with 5 dollars you can listen your mp3 player in through yor autoradio. If you have an AUX port in your radio, buy a cord with two males connectors ( probably 3 dollars and radioshack ) and voila' ... you can listen your music in your car. Isn't that simple?