Hi, there!

I have been looking for a "FM Radio Belt Buckle" for years but my search has been unsuccessful. On the road, I saw a "TV Belt Buckle", "LCD Belt Buckle", "i-Pod Belt Buckle", but no "FM Radio Belt Buckle".

I am sure everybody can ascertain that this is not hard to make given the fact that there are many "mini fm radios" on the market, some of them as small as a belt buckle. As on those tiny fm radios, the wires for the earbuds can serve as an antenna.

Cheers,

Carlos Albert Lacaye
-- Disco Makberto, Aug 12 2007

(Or you could have the antenna somewhere in the belt?)
Not a bad idea. This could be a sought-after giveaway from a radio station. The belt buckle could spell out the station name.
-- jutta, Aug 12 2007


I found some, Jutta, that is, giveways from radio stations. But they were non-functional. In other words, the belt buckle was made in the form of a transistor radio, but again, totally non-functional.

Carlos Albert
-- Disco Makberto, Aug 12 2007


The DVD of "Six Pack" came out recently, "complete with horny waitress who's wearing a belt buckle radio."
-- ldischler, Aug 12 2007


I think it would be helpful to change the idea title to be the same as it's current subtitle.
-- MaxwellBuchanan, Aug 12 2007


In my earlier youth I would have given much to have one of these.

Now you'd probably have to include an MP3 player.
-- normzone, Aug 12 2007


Okay, I changed the title as Idischler suggested.

The idea of having a "combo fm radio belt buckle" sounds okay to me. However, instead of an "mp3 belt buckle", I would advise an "i-pod belt buckle" simply because "i-pod belt buckles" are alredy on the market, so it would be a matter of modifying these existing belt buckles.

As for the DVD "Six Pack" and the waitresses with the belt buckle radios, I didn't know about it. It would be worth checking the movie out.
-- Disco Makberto, Aug 13 2007



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