iPod station operational
Friday, April 28th, 2006So until a few month ago, I had a tape adapter for my iPod to listen in the car. One day on my commute home the tape player crapped out on my car. I wept. How was I to listen to podcasts!?!
I purchased a Belkin FM transmitter because there’s no way I’d survive the commute without podcasts to listen to. The problem was that the transmitter didn’t work unless I put it on my dashboard. That was fine, except that now in the warmer months I drive with the windows down, and if I take a turn to sharply (very often) the iPod slides toward the open window. I’ve come dangerously close to either losing the iPod or driving into a tree.

Finally, I realized, why not mound the iPod on the dashboard. I bought a commercial iPod case that I had to modify to work with my older model, and then thought about ways to stick it on the dashboard. Finally, I said screw it. I got a bolt and, using the belt-clip adapter, can now easily clip on the iPod and drive as maniacally as I want, and I don’t have to worry about losing my baby.

Case closed!