Is this an external unit for the car or to replace the factory installed radio? Or, does it plug into the AUX? Thanks.
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It is to replace a stock radio but it loses memory whenever you try to start the vehicle if you are listening to the SD card you have to reprogram the stations and clock
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It replaces the factory radio. May need adapters based on vehicle and wether its single or double din.
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No built in transmitter to the Car Radio. Without the car Aux port you could only charge the i-device. Look around amazon because they make this one in a model that comes with an FM Transmitter. I actually own that one too before I had a car with an Aux port.
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I have a VW stock radio, and how mine works is if the CD drive is empty then it will default to AUX. If there is a CD in the drive, it will play the CD.
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You plug it in. Seriously horrible CD player though and radio gets almost no reception.
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Not sure what you mean - we connect it to the AUX jack on the dash (Toyota Corolla) and play it through the radio.
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it is hardwired into the car stereo. Depending on the make model of your car stereo, the included cable may be compatible. Otherwise you have to purchase an aftermarket cable to make it work. You can research what you need here:http://www.quickconnectproducts.com/Find/find.php
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All inputs are in the back of the unit. I ran a aux cable from the back to the front middle console. As for the usb, it too is also in the back. They give you a usb extention cable that can be run to the front. These cables can be run to the side or the glove compartment area. I drilled a hole in my lower dash area and ran the wires there.
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Not in our car unfortunately...bot sure if it's the actual unit or the installation but radio frequency isn't good either.
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I am sorry, I only tried to use the radio for far distance FM station receiving at home, so not for installation in a car. But the radio was not good for my application, so I returned it. Turning it on, wiring it up on my desk was very simple, the instructions seem to be 100%. Sorry for not being able to help you.
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No it doesn't need an AUX it works by streaming music wirelessly over an Fm station on your stereo.You need a power outlet like a lighter socket.
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For your vehicle you need the wire harneas adapter. This connects to your new radio's harness so it plugs directly into the factory vehicle harness. Also make sure you get a dash bezel kit if you dont have one already since usually stock radios are bigger and odd sized than a single din
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If you plug in the 'dongle' thing to the side, you should be able to turn on the FM mod and use it in the car.It uses that as an 'antenna' to broadcast to your FM radio.
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Are you replacing a factory radio or do you already have an aftermarket stereo? If factory, you will need kit to install in dash. You will also need a factory harness adapter so you do not cut into the factory stereo harness
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Hi Kendra,This device just is the USB interface. Basically it replaces the audio wire from your phone to the car receiver. Instead of actual wire it uses radio ways. I hope it helps.Regards,Mark
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Its simply an adapter to a SiriusXM ready stereo with connector to unscramble the signal. So it doesn't matter what vehicle you have, its the base radio. If you don't want to buy a stereo just for this, I recommend a SiriusXM ready interface you can find at Sirius.com.
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There is an antenna input. Works of the one already in your car. Wire the gps dongle so it sits on the front of your dashboard. Dosent do anything to the radio reception though.
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you have to hook up the antenna to the back of the unit. in some cases you'll need an adapter for the correct fit. your local car audio store will be able to get that adapter.