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That's because comcast changed their system back a few months and your right you can't get any stations now without cable or basic cable. Sorry for the bad news it's just another way that their forcing you to get cable. They are also starting to transfer the good channels to Digital cable so someday soon in the near future will be forced to go to digital in order to watch the good channels. JimmyC
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here is what you can use take a rca cable to 3.5 mm cable buy a fm modulator
then you can wire up the fm modulator to the jensen radio red power and black ground unplug your antenna from radio plug it into fm modulator and then connect antenna of fm modulator into your jensen radio antenna spot . the connect the rca cables to the fm modulator and then other end into the ear phone piece on ipod .
follow the instruction that come with fm modulator
you will have to tune your radio to a station like 88.9 or which ever you pick from the select ones fm mod gives you to hear you ipod .
http://www.tintingbyfredjohnson.com
What type of source do you have hooked up to both of them? 1) Regular TV off air house antenna 2) Cable TV connection. 3) DSS - Satelite Blessings, A/V Media Guy
Try looking for a Jensen JE2043 with identical specs for the adapter: Input :100-240VAC (50-60Hz); Output : 12Vdc 6Amp. You can try ebay .
Alternately a 13.8/6A regulated power supply for communications equipment would also work. You simply need to hardwire the crown plug and red/black wires.
Go to this link and click "find a manual";
http://www.audiovox.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10001&storeId=10001&productId=13670&langId=-1
It is not for your model exactly, is for a rf10ch, but look on page 12 it shows the standard cable for this sort of unit - it looks like a 15 ft standard din 8-pin (7/1/315) connector. The cable should be well shielded. With this information any electrical shop should be able to make one up.
or contact these guys - they have taken over customer service from jensen, but i am unsure how good they are - please post back if you have any feedback on this.
Hope this helps :)
buy a fm modulator 
then you can wire up the fm modulator to the jensen radio red power and black ground unplug your antenna from radio plug it into fm modulator and then connect antenna of fm modulator into your jensen radio antenna spot . the connect the rca cables to the fm modulator and then other end into the ear phone piece on ipod .
follow the instruction that come with fm modulator
you will have to tune your radio to a station like 88.9 or which ever you pick from the select ones fm mod gives you to hear you ipod .
http://www.tintingbyfredjohnson.com
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