Hey wingone60, :waving:Your very welcome to the forumand visit often. :clapper:MP3 is the way to go and costs a lot less money than the CD player in the trunk that everyone is complaining about. :whip: This is where whats her name bought the MP3 for the :18red:and it works a gem. :weightlifter:Have a look at this and it should help you out. http://www.advancedmp3players.co.uk/shop/index.phpI am looking for a mp3 player or Ipod that works with the gl1800 can anyone suggest one. I am looking for one that you can download or record music from various sources.
Can you tell us how you do this please?I bought 20 Gb Ipod about year ago. I have tried earlier minicd mp3 player and minidisc. I love the idea that I allways have all my music with me and no need to change cd's or discs. I think this is the same with all mp3 hard disc players. The installation is easy to gl18's aux. The player can play with one load about 8 hours, but I connected it also to cigarette lighter for long trips. I also use iPod in car with iTrip, which transfers music from iPod to car radio with fm-transfer.
I like it, very neat. You could probably keep the IPod in your pocket when riding.http://www.griffintechnology.com/products/itrip/index.php
You can set up the frequence you want, the best freq is clear one with no radio stations near it. This needs no battery, it gets needed power from iPod. There are other similar devices, but these needs AAA battery => no good. The other devices works also with other players (mp3, cd....)
Mightn't work in your pocket Eric, but lots of waterproof MC jackets have a clear plastic pouch on one of the sleeves and the ipod will fit and work from there. A good spot might be velcroed to the dash top just behind the windshield (in a clear plastic bag first). Good protection from the rain there.I like it, very neat. You could probably keep the IPod in your pocket when riding.