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21-05-2008, 07:08
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Re: Maintaining power to a car FM transmitter
Some cars have both ignition-on and always-on lighter sockets. They are usually distinguished by little pictograms (for example, a key for the ignition-on socket, and a battery for the always-on socket). Billfred, check if that's the case, it could be an easy solution.
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