I have an Archos GMini 400, and I use a Belkin Tunecast (the first one, not the good, new, super-overpriced one) which I somehow found at Wal-Mart for $8, even though they're now selling it there for $17. It works excellently in some cars and moderately well in others, which I cannot completely explain (most importantly, it works perfectly in my '98 Honda Civic). If you're in an urban area with lots of radio stations, though, something that can work on any frequency would be better, though, and I can't help you too much there.
I also agree with #1, a while back I had a Radio Shack transmitter that sucked horribly. It wasn't strong enough unless you held it directly against the receiver, and duct tape was not an appropriate solution (although it would have worked).
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I have an Archos GMini 400, and I use a Belkin Tunecast (the first one, not the good, new, super-overpriced one) which I somehow found at Wal-Mart for $8, even though they're now selling it there for $17. It works excellently in some cars and moderately well in others, which I cannot completely explain (most importantly, it works perfectly in my '98 Honda Civic). If you're in an urban area with lots of radio stations, though, something that can work on any frequency would be better, though, and I can't help you too much there.
I also agree with #1, a while back I had a Radio Shack transmitter that sucked horribly. It wasn't strong enough unless you held it directly against the receiver, and duct tape was not an appropriate solution (although it would have worked).