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Reply With QuoteGo buy a walkman that you can use a car kit with (cigarette lighter plug). Then, go to radio shack, buy a cable to go from the headphone jack to the line in on your SB. Worked for me with my alarm clock.
I'm looking for a cheap AM radio. My aim is to be able to listen to an AM station and have GPS prompts overlaid. As there aren't many AM radio cars Garry suggested runnign a second AM radio and feeding it into the line in on the PC then I can use it as a combined audio source.
Thinking this should be cheap... althought there aren't the nice simple head units around that there were in years gone by. Any suggestions for a cheap cheap AM radio that will connect to a car antenna and output with a connection that goes into a soundblaster line-in?
Chris.
Go buy a walkman that you can use a car kit with (cigarette lighter plug). Then, go to radio shack, buy a cable to go from the headphone jack to the line in on your SB. Worked for me with my alarm clock.
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What did you do for an antenna?Originally Posted by lgbr
What about using a D-link usb radio this is available in the UK dont know about USA works a treat but only on FM 200 presets and recording onto hard drive if wanted (with timer, and sleep wake function)
http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Produ...roductID=20953
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