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Connecting Samsung Galaxy S3 to Blaupunkt Heilbronn RCC 24 Car Radio: Troubleshooting & Tips

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    Anonymous
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    Karaczan
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    The speaker can't help it.
    And on the radio where do you connect it?
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  • #3 16717340
    1repcaK
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    Hello, you can't deduce anything from this description. If I understand correctly, you mean connect the phone to the radio, you can buy or make a small FM transmitter and the signal from the phone will be received as a radio station.
    Quote:
    I cut the headphones

    Why did you cut the headphones?
    greetings
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  • #6 16717864
    Karaczan
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    It won't work that way ;)
    The only interesting effect that you can cause with these combinations is damage to the headphone output on the phone (or whatever you connect).

    If this Blaupunkt has 3 ISO connectors then it should be possible to connect AUX.
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The discussion revolves around connecting a Samsung Galaxy S3 smartphone to a Blaupunkt Heilbronn RCC 24 car radio. The user attempted to connect the phone by cutting headphone wires to create a direct audio connection, but encountered issues with sound output. Responses suggest that this method is ineffective and could damage the phone's headphone output. Alternatives proposed include using an FM transmitter to wirelessly connect the phone to the radio or checking for an AUX input if the radio has ISO connectors. The conversation also includes some frustration regarding the user's approach and the radio's outdated technology.
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