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Bungle · 21st September 2006, 16:59

After more use, it has become noticable that it can be tetchy with regards to it's positioning, and moving it a small amount can make the difference between a good signal and just noise.

It does work better in the back, yes. I keep meaning to buy a decent length 3.5mm extension cable and run it to the back seat. The transmitter can be powered form the boot socket if it run round or over the rear seat. That also lets you have the MP3 player in the front with no transmitter and it's power adaptor.

As expected, a clear frequency here can have a lot of interference 10 miles away, so I have had to switch stations a few times, but have always found a useable one.

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Bungle Rocketship door handle Join Date: 3rd July 2006 Location: SE London/Kent Posts: 1,220 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts iTrader: (0)	After more use, it has become noticable that it can be tetchy with regards to it's positioning, and moving it a small amount can make the difference between a good signal and just noise. It does work better in the back, yes. I keep meaning to buy a decent length 3.5mm extension cable and run it to the back seat. The transmitter can be powered form the boot socket if it run round or over the rear seat. That also lets you have the MP3 player in the front with no transmitter and it's power adaptor. As expected, a clear frequency here can have a lot of interference 10 miles away, so I have had to switch stations a few times, but have always found a useable one.