Can you use the old car charger plug ins that play it through the radio?
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Yes! I have one of those FM transmitter. It plugs into the plug where you put ear phones
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I presume you are asking about the old style FM transmitter for iPod/MP3 players. If so read on: Yes, you can use the FM transmitter plug in type, not just Blue Tooth. Simply plug in the earphone cord, find an empty spot on the FM dial and then tune the FM transmitter to that frequency.
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Hi C.L. Let me ask you: how do you intend to play music while it's charging? Without an AUX port there is no way to physically connect the phone to the cars speakers. You can certainly use Bluetooth while charging, or play music via the phone speakers, but the audio input pictured here is for connecting via Aux port. This 2-in-1 charger does not have an AM/FM transmitter which would allow you to play music over a radio frequency on your radio, and this is what you may need if you have no physical connection port or Bluetooth connectivity.
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You could. It would be cheaper and a bit easier to use the Vktech Car Charger DC Converter Module.
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Yes, but they are rechargeable, and meant to be used with the original charging dock that came with the radios.
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Laurette, I don't know what car charger you can use but the scanner is powered by 6vdc. Various external antennas can be used, connection is via a BNC connector and 50 ohm, RG-8 Coax cable should be used. You can probably find this at your local Radio Shack store or contact Uniden at 1-800-554-3988 or on the web: www.uniden.com
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I'm not sure if an older ipod would fit onto the charger part, it did come with some adapters but I'm not sure which ones. It almost definitely can at least play music from an older ipod because there is a cord that can go into the headphone jack. So yes for playing music, not sure for charging.
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You can use most cell phone chargers or I used my MP3 player charge cord. Hope this helps!
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Yes you can plug it in like a normal radio. I try to only plug in when it needs charging as I don't want to ruin the battery by leaving it plugged all the time. The item only comes with a USB wire that fits into the speaker so you will need the power part. I use the extras I have from my cell phones.
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Yes. X = XM Radio, and S = Sirius. You can also use the plugin part for just about anything that requires a USB port. It's a standard USB 5V/500ma charger. I hope that I have answered your questions.
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The unit can be charged with the AC Battery Charger that comes with the car or home kit. Of course you'll have to pay extra for the charger if you purchased the radio with or without other extras.
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The battery charger that came with the radio can be used either for AC power charging or plug in the DC adapter for use in your automobile. The charger can be used in either situation.
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Yes. This unit has a battery and a small speaker in it. This unit can play stations using it's battery, small speaker, wi-fi signal, and an internet radio subscription. You will need the separate car kit to use this in a vehicle. The car kit comes with the dock, remote, & antenna. The dock will let you charge the unit and has a 3.5 MM AUX output, or you can use the built in FM modulator. The FM modulator only works while the unit is in the powered dock.
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You can get an adapter which has wall plug on one side and car adapter on the other. Search for car charger ac adapter. Good luck.
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There are inverters available that will let you plug your car charger into a regular wall outlet. Search ac/dc inverter here.
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If you car stereo has a 3.5mm audio connection then yes you can play it through your stereo.If you car stereo doesn't have one then can buy an adapter. If your stereo plays cassette tapes, they make an adapter that fits into the cassette opening and provides a 3.5mm jack. If you have a cd player in your car, they sella wireless adapter that works through your FM station and provides jack to plug into.
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No, just the aux input that would come from the ipod /phone headphone jack. But if you plugged the radio in (not running off battery) there are 2 standard 120 outlets on the front that would accept a wall charger for your ipod /phone that could recharge it as it played
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I can tell you three options: - Use a cassette tape adapter like Randall mentioned. However, most newer cars do not come with a cassette player. - Use an FM Modulator. It connects to the earphone jack of the player and transmits the audio (received from the player) on a selected frequency and tune your car radio to the same frequency. You will get the sound through your car speakers. - If your car has RCA inputs (external and/or accessible) to the in-built audio system, use a "3.5 mm to RCA" cables. Connect the 3.5 mm connector to the earphone jack on the player and the RCA connectors to the RCA jacks of the car.