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FM transmitters are cheap anyway. Just that they may not be used in some countries...
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Maybe a ridiculous thought, but I thought I'd try this forum nonetheless.
I know the N800 can operate as a FM radio, i.e. it receives FM signals and with some software we can listen to what is aired out there.
However, I was wondering, is it technically possible to invert this process, i.e. to have the N800 generate FM signals, and thus have it operate e.g. in a car without an external plugged in transmitter, and listen to our music/podcasts on our car radio?