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Mike - Seattle

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  1. Has anyone hardwired a Valentine 1 radar detector to the dome light or the wiring in the rear view mirrror? I am looking to hardwire it and make the install look as clean as possible. There is a post on Rennlist in the 997 forum on how to do this, but the 987 housing and wiring is slightly different (even with the self dimming mirror). Any help or guidance would be appreciated. :thumbup: Mike
  2. As you've probably seen on Rennlist and other boards the Dice/Dension unit is now becoming available for connecting Ipods and this even more desirable if you have PCM like me. I'm interested in the Dension unit, but don't want to be the first to install since there were some issues in testing the unit. Anyone done the Scosche unit?
  3. How are you connecting your iPod to your stereo? I have been looking at the Scosche wired transmitter. Can you recommend the Kuda? Did you look at the ProClip? :thumbup:
  4. An in-line FM modulator gets around the problem of crowded FM spectrum by hard-wiring from the aux device output (headphone jack on an iPod) to the FM antenna. He's not talking about a short-range FM transmitter-type FM modulator. Here's an in-line FM modulator of the sort he's recommending. No, it isn't golden-ear audiophile approved. But it is likely to be an acceptable solution for many. Scosche FM-MOD01 Modulator - Play your iPod, satellite radio tuner, or other portable music player through any FM car stereo Has anyone installed the Scosche unit? It seems like the best method to connect an iPod.
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