Question: Ill-starred if this is posted in the wrong section, I wasn't really unfaltering where to put it.
Wow what a quick response. Thank you!
Answer: Yes.
If your scanner has a headphone jack, the FM transmitter will labour.
EDIT: Sure :)
And, if you don't yet have a printed version, the Pilot/Controller gloss might come in handy-
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