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Macally FMCup transmit hack?
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Clinically Insane
Join Date: Dec 1999
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Anyone know of any tutorials for increasing the transmit power of a Macally FMCup? (or any other iPod FM transmitter.)
My pickup doesn't have an aux jack for me to plug in and I don't have the cash to fork over for a new stereo. I do, however, have soldering iron. 
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Join Date: Oct 2000
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Really fresh batteries help, for one. A device that is higher powered than FCC regulations also helps, if you can find one.
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Originally Posted by Big Mac
Really fresh batteries help, for one. A device that is higher powered than FCC regulations also helps, if you can find one.
It's powered through 12v adapter, no batteries. Oh well, just wondering.
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