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November 24th, 2005, 5:28 PM
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Question: new Oneill jacket, w. MP3 player - how to play?
 Link to the webpage: http://www.oneilleurope.com/technical/hub.asp This i sthe website for the jacket. It's quite hi-tech, but my question is this: Which cable will I need to get it hooked up to the MP3 player? A normal USB (for digi cams, normal mp3 players etc.) won't fit the player, it's a bit too big. Anyone? A Mini-USB cable maybe? Are these easy to get a hold of from the stores? haz
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November 24th, 2005, 5:39 PM
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You got one of these? Nice. How much was it?
Actual site is: Here It's a bit difficult to tell, but it does say it's USB... so... Chances are it'll be the mini-USB socket. Like in most digital cameras (or at least mine). The one on the left:  If it does use that mini-usb connection, cables are cheap and easy to get a hold of. Even cheaper if you get them online (at least here in England - they can cost less than a pound; mine did...). Or is it not that? Will keep looking on O'Neill's site but so far haven't found an answer...
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November 24th, 2005, 5:43 PM
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 dunno how much it was, it's a friend of mines jacket. He got it from a pro snowboarder, as payment for a job ... haz
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November 24th, 2005, 5:48 PM
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This is the best thing I could find - though it's not great. It just mentions that the jacket has a USB port though so my guess is you just need a cable to connect jacket to computer, as shown above...
If it's not that USB port then take a quick piccy of port and we can tell you (maybe) what it is... The mini-usb port itself will look like this:  HTH
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