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The TranzIt BLU HF App works in conjunction with the ISFM2351 hide-away/behind-the-dash Bluetooth audio module from iSimple, providing users the ability to stream their smartphone’s music/audio, and make hands-free calls through their current radio.TranzIt BLU HF goes far beyond other generic car Bluetooth kits by allowing users full control of their Bluetooth enabled smartphone or Tablet using their favorite Voice Recognition (VR) systems, all using the simple and discrete single control button and existing radio. The TranzIt BLU HF App is used to remotely adjust certain, otherwise inaccessible, system settings, as well as providing users convenient access to the product’s user guide and other relevant online resources. From within the TranzIt BLU HF application, users are able to change the ISFM2351’s FM broadcast station from the default 98.1 MHz to any desired value between 88 MHz and 108 MHz. The TranzIt BLU HF App also allows operators to change the device name and clear any previously paired Bluetooth devices.

The iSimple BlueConnect is the professional way to add Bluetooth to your existing car radio with the Bluetooth module and wiring neatly installed behind your radio, it leaves only the control button and noise-cancelling microphone visible.It is designed to connect to your existing car radio either by a 3.5mm aux-audio connection or through a wired FM antenna connection. This versatility enables the BlueConnect to install in virtually any vehicle.Whether you want to crush that commute or head for the open road, you will enjoy listening to music, podcasts, audiobooks, or other forms of entertainment and conduct phone calls without missing a beat! The simple, single-button control enables you to play/pause/skip music, answer/end calls, or activate your virtual assistant, instantly, without distraction.The iSimple BlueConnect is just one of many products designed to bring the latest in automotive consumer technology to the car you love!FEATURESHands-free calling. Call anyone without taking your attention off the road. TranzIt BLU HF is designed to make it as easy as possible to use your phone to communicate, without endangering yourself or other drivers.Wireless audio streaming. TranzIt BLU HF communications with your device via Bluetooth, eliminating the need for cumbersome wires.Music playback control button. Wirelessly control your music playback with a simple button.Compatible with your phone’s VR function. Use your phone’s VR button to send texts and emails, dial a contact, or get directions from online.Antenna input and output. TranzIt BLU HF has universal radio compatibility.Bluetooth enabled FM transmitter with HFP, A2DP, & AVRCP support. No aux?

Could TranZit be making a return in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Zombies? A new Easter Egg discovered in the game’s menus certainly hints at the possibility!Everyone has a favorite COD Zombies map from over the years, and nostalgia often has fans wishing that their childhood go-to will one day return.That’s clearly why the demand for Zombies Chronicles 2 (a sequel to the DLC that contained a handful of remastered classic maps), is so high.But occasionally, Treyarch does like to reminisce with fans about the good old days. And so, we believe that this TranZit reference in the Black Ops 6 menus could be a hint at things to come.Could TranZit Get a Remake in Black Ops 6?Fans believe that TranZit could be being teased to return in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, after a reference was found to the map in the game’s menus.When setting up a game of Black Ops 6 Zombies, players can now choose between Standard or Directed Mode.The description of Standard Mode is as follows:“Continue the fight against the undead and search for clues to the truth of what lies ahead…”Over on the COD Zombies subreddit, user Mr_Markstar points out that this is the exact map description that accompanied the TranZit map all the way back in Black Ops 2.However, we wouldn’t count on this meaning anything. After all, we’ve done some digging and discovered that this description also appears in Black Ops Cold War Zombies, Treyarch’s previous undead survival mode:The same description as it appears in Cold War Zombies A cheeky reference to a Zombies classic doesn’t mean that TranZit will be getting a remake in Black Ops 6. But it’s worth noting that rumors of a TranZit return have been doing the rounds for the last few years.And this isn’t the only reference to TranZit in Black Ops 6 right now either. After all, Liberty Falls brought back the Jet Gun Wonder Weapon that had previously only appeared on the TranZit map!We’re sure that a lot of fans would like to see Black Ops 6 bring back at least one classic map before the end of its lifecycle. However, if that upcoming Zombies maps keep on matching the same quality as Terminus and Liberty Falls, we’re certain the fans will be happy with this year’s offering regardless.

Service centre. A much better option is a 1402 or 1480. The 1402 was standard in Australia for the 126 (outside the 560) from 1988 to at least 1990, and has a code to unlock. This means no battery to mess with. The 1480 was used in the USA for 1990 and also simply requires a code to unlock. It has a very similar face, but with a silver strip running along the front, and the Mercedes-Benz logo on the tape door.It’s probably better to avoid the 780 and 1432. The 780 integrates with the factory alarm, and was fitted to cars sold with the alarm system. If not removed with the alarm properly disarmed, the radio is locked and again requires a Becker service centre to unlock. It looks like it can be installed without the alarm system connected, but its one more risk of an issue. The 1432 was a two piece unit, with the second piece in the boot, same as the CD player. Most of the time you see them for sale its just the head unit, which is useless without the other piece.I was able to find a 1402, which was working when removed from the sellers car. It was missing the plugs, which I got from USA eBay. I was also later able to get some more from the Las Vegas junkyard. Since I am going to send the Mexico cassette off for repair, I wanted to test the 1402 as well.In order to make a test kit, I grabbed the original speakers from the 420SEL parts car. The Becker was long gone, but the speakers were still original, and even better had their original connectors. Making it even easier, there is a connector very close to the speaker, so I had them out in minutes and they plug directly into the 1402. I then used an old car battery I have lying around for testing, and some test wires to make a temporary harness.In short order I was able to get the Becker 1402 to fire right up. The wire for illumination worked correctly too. It was even able to pick up a station playing country music without an antenna. I’m not a fan of country music, but I was very pleased to hear it coming through the speakers.Next I hooked up the FM injector. In no time, I had music from my phone playing through the Becker radio. Despite the original speakers from the 420SEL, it sounded ok, if a little tinny. Will sound much better with good speakers. It’s also been good to validate the FM transmitter. I’ll likely be installing it in my 560SEL too. It’s called an iSimple Tranzit BLU HF. Not sure if its a temporary lack of stock, or it’s going out of production, but I grabbed a few while I could. They were about a third of the retail price, so not a bad deal.Due to the simplicity, I may even install the FM injector into

Sign in to your Game Rant account Fans of the popular Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 Zombies Mode will be delighted to hear that a TranZit map was brought to Fortnite’s Creative mode by a group of enthusiastic Fortnite content creators. Fortnite’s Creative Mode is one of the most exciting features of the fast-paced battle royale game, as it allows players to design and produce their own game types and maps. Initially released on December 6, 2018, the mode became a popular way for players to express their creativity while taking on fresh challenges and trying something unlike the usual Fortnite gameplay. In Fortnite’s Creative Mode, players have access to a lot of different in-game resources and tools such as creature spawner devices or themed prefab assets, all of which can be used in order to build custom maps. Players can even modify the game's rules and settings using these ingenious tools. This opens up a world of opportunities and inspires gamers to try out new concepts. EternityFNC, who call themselves “a small team of passionate creators” have achieved an impressive feat in recreating the Bus Depot submap from the well-known TranZit Call of Duty Zombies map in Fortnite’s Creative Mode. It took the Fortnite creator team more than seven months of hard work to develop and release the famous Black Ops 2 map. The Zombies map also contains numerous additional features and Easter eggs in order to make it truly unique and fun to play. Those who are interested can check out the Bus Depot survival map by typing the following code in Fortnite’s Creative Section menu: 1982-5732-0569. The original TranZit Zombies map first appeared in Black Ops 2 and is mostly remembered by fans for bringing some innovative gameplay additions to the usual Call of Duty Zombies formula, such as the useful Buildables, which are convenient objects, like the Zombie Shield, which can be built from specific items found around the map. Besides that, TranZit had a depressing and forlorn atmosphere that enhanced the map’s overall feeling of gloom and made it a memorable gaming experience. While Fortnite’s Creative mode is certainly a marvelous tool in its own right, gamers will be pleased to know that the mode will receive an important update. Fortnite Creative 2.0 is currently set to release on March 22 and will bring a ton of brand-new additions to the mode. It will be exciting to see what other special maps Fortnite content creators like EternityFNC will be able to come up with in the future. Fortnite is currently available on Mobile, PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S. MORE: The Best Live Events in Fortnite History Source: EternityFNC via