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Greg, I use an FM transmitter that was made for the purpose of playing from personal CD and cassette players and can be used to play music from IPOD's and pocket PC's . I bought this at E-bay for 15 bucks. I am using mine to play MP3's from my new IPAQ pocket PC . My removeable postage stamp size secure digital card can keep up to 40 tunes, I have several cards. I can listen to music with my headphones then plug it into my little transmitter in the car and play the tunes. That is how I do it in my Squareback. The FM transmitter is a little noisy for my taste so I have just purchased but not received the adapeter you are probably talking about , it is called a FM modulator for car radios this unit hooks one side to the car's antenna and the other to the car radio's antenna input. The FM modulator unit is always off until you connect the audio input such as your dream IPOD, then dial in the preselected channel on your radio. I bought this for 23 bucks from EBAY . Should have no hisss at all, this time. This is how all of you guys can cybernerd up your car while using the original FM Sapphire Type 3 Radio and heck , maybe you can get a cheap amp from EBAY or bum one off a friend and get a pair of boom boxes and your set. I am doing this. You can use your cassette players and CD players on your original car radio. Did Type 3's ever had FM stereo ? I am planning on getting a GPS attachment with maps , Cell phone converter, TV converter for the IPAQ and install a PDA mount in the car. Yeah there are plans to cybernerd the car a little more. LEON MARTINEZ SAN DIEGO AND TIJUANA ------------------------------------------------ To unsubscribe, E-mail to: <type3-off@vwtype3.org> For more help, see http://vwtype3.org/list/