Re: extusb extension cord
 

I Emailed an HTC rep. He told me that HTC doesn't offer a cord like that, but gave me links to 3 mobile accessory sites and basically told me that if they aren't on these sites, i am out of luck.

Any other ideas?

Re: extusb extension cord
 

same here. i found one that looked close, but it sez "out of stock"

http://www.daydeal.com/product.php?p...22213&cat=2877

It's angled and everything.

Re: extusb extension cord
 

This looks like it would do the trick, 11 pin extusb; just so long as the cord is long enough to reach from behind my dashboard to where i mount my TP in my car. I think 30 inches would be a little too short for my application, but it could work for a compact car. I will have to get out a good ol' piece of yarn and measure.

I wonder if there is a way to mod this and move the microphone closer to the driver's seat...this could be the central hub for a cheap DIY car kit.

Nice find Phreddo!

Re: extusb extension cord
 

ive been looking all over for same solution since i have this setup in car as well. only thing i can think of is some sort of adapter from ext usb to something else like regular mini usb since those cables are easily available. only problem is im not sure exactly how every individual cable works and what would translate properly to it if the adapter would work. keep on looking guys. hope a solution gets figured out soon.

Re: extusb extension cord
 

that is probably the best bet. i have been having problems getting a microphone to work while the car aux is plugged into the stock all-in-one anyway. having the mic built in sounds promising... i really like that angle, and the cord looks a lot thinner, too.

this may be the answer to everything.

nice find!

Re: extusb extension cord
 

Going from extusb to another connector (miniusb for example) will kill the functionality of the 3.5mm out, the extusb headset built into the splitter, TV out (not that its important for the issue at hand anyways), and basically nothing will work other than data transfers and charging. The only solution i can see is an 11-pin extension cord, or something with a really long extusb end like Phreddo found.

Looking in the DIY TV output threads helped me grasp the concept of extusb, try poking around in there if you have more questions about this.