Thank you Linda for those suggestions. Because I find iTrip to be useless. I can never get a clear signal. Jim On 26-Jul-05, at 6:55 PM, Linda wrote: > On 7/26/05 5:31 PM, Crandon David wrote: > > >> Are there any other solutions? >> > > Dension IceLink: > <http://www.dension.com/icelink_info.htm> > You'll have to look up your car for sure; I tried but the URL never > changed, > so posting it would be useless > > MP3YourCar: > <http://www.mp3yourcar.com/?source=google-tiw-cgt> > The Neo iOn ($189) is pricier than an iTrip, but hooks to the Accord's > factory radio. > > iPod2Car: > <http://www.theistore.com/ipod2car.html> > Assumes that there is a CD changer input on the back of your > factory radio, > which there probably is, even though you don't have one installed. > (Your '99 > Accord is a Harness Type L) > > There's also a PIE Hon-Aux solution that many Civic Hybrid owners > have used, > but I don't have that info at my fingertips. The '99 Accord EX is > new enough > that I would think that solution would be available for you too. > Let me know > if these prices are within your range, I'll do a little more digging. > > peace, > Linda