Sure you can buy a $50 BT adapter and plug it into the dock connector. But what if you wanted an integrated, OEM-like solution? Something that on the outside would look like it came from the factory, like Apple should have done?
Follow along and don't forget to check www.iPodHackers.net for more details and info on other iPod hacks!
You might also want to check out my first iPod BT Instructablebefore you start on this one.
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Signing UpStep 1Materials and Tools
Small Phillips Driver
Small Flat Screw Driver
Plastic iPod Opening Tool
One or two 3mm LEDs
Xacto Knife or Razor Blade
Compact Flash to 1.8" ZIF IDE adapter. Get it from Tarkan
Fully ATA compatible Compact Flash Card (2Gb min). I've had good luck with Transcend, Sandisk and Adata but others may work as well.
5th Generation iPod Video. If you use an iPod with a bad drive, just make sure that the unit is otherwise fully functional.
Drill and small drill bit (optional)
Bluetooth headphones (A2DP)
Universal Bluetooth Adapter*
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As for the power & ground, it was left out on purpose. If you can't figure out where to solder these two then you probably shouldn't be doing it...
get em at http://www.rapidrepair.com/shop/ivue-ipod-crystal-case.html
just be warned, if you live outside of the us, they only ship international priority so you'll end up spending 30 bucks on shipping.