Tempting. I rarely bother plugging my phone into my car stereo. I might be more likely to use it with a Bluetooth connection. If my new car has an aux input. Will have to check that first.
I found the sound quality to be fine, but I think that's down to my amp/speakers rather than the adapter.
The one I have is powered over USB, so standard USB 5V charger is fine. There's probably battery ones too.
This is the one I have - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/221667704620 - but I wouldn't recommend it purely because of the awful announcement when you connect.
I have a similar one, got it for streaming to my amp at home.
Major issues :
The annoying voice
Lack of isolation on the charging circuit meaning you can't use it while charging due to the noise.
It's so bloody small I've lost it.
Ah yeah, there's definitely a bit of an isolation problem, but I thought it was more to do with poor isolation from my mini-amp. I think it's usually a ground-loop problem.
I had big problems with ground-loop issues with a Raspberry Pi and cheapo amps. All the USB activity could be "heard".
How do I make something run when the Pi boots up? I tried it before, I think I installed sommat which modified sommat else but it caused problems when rebooting, got stuck and I think it tried running the program again instead of closing it.
I'm pretty sure that's what the program I installed edited for me. It showed a list of programs, I selected mine, and it did something to make it run at startup. I'll try it manually and see if it works properly.
Just been watching a flight that was diverted from Leeds to Manchester because of high winds, then couldn't land at Manchester because of an issue there and has just been circling near my house, and I can see it going round outside.
B-) I want one now...
Would you kindly point me towards one of these newfangled Internet page things describing how I should build the antenna? Thank you!
