Experience with Jupiter Jack?
Has anyone tried "Jupiter jack"?
Got it for Christmas and can't get it to work.
There is no apparent connection between my iPhone and the radio
Got it for Christmas and can't get it to work.
There is no apparent connection between my iPhone and the radio
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Re: Experience with Jupiter Jack?
There isn't a direct connection. It's supposed to be a radio transmitter of your iPhone's audio. From the commercial it says to plug it into your iPhone, set your radio to FM 99.3 and it's supposed to be like a radio station basically. Surely it must mention this somewhere on the box or manuals?
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Re: Experience with Jupiter Jack?
Not refering to a hardware connection. Followed the instructions and I hear nothing through the radio. Seems simple
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Re: Experience with Jupiter Jack?
Then maybe it's a piece of junk?
Does it take batteries or anything?
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Re: Experience with Jupiter Jack?
Junk may be the answer
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Re: Experience with Jupiter Jack?
It's probably safe to assume any tech gadget peddled two for $10 by Billy Mays probably isn't designed or tested to the highest standards.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgjLWa9vVBQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgjLWa9vVBQ
I am now telling the computer exactly what it can do.
Re: Experience with Jupiter Jack?
In addition to iamdanpalka's insightful post above, it should be mentioned that many cities have 99.3 already taken up with radio stations, in which case the device won't work terribly well. If the Jupiter Jack is incapable of scanning for and using "empty" frequencies in your area, then yes I'd have to say its a piece of junk.
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