will these work plugged into a car outlet or is that not recomnded? or can some one recommend something that would be able to be plugged into a car usb. null
this will work with your cars usb charger too.
i don't think you're going to be able to fix it. can you drive the car? have it towed to a shop and get some help--you have a serious problem or several problems. those cables will work but you don't really need them as you only have to get to where the speaker wire comes out of the wall. just cut a pair of rca cables in half. there will be a center wire that connects to the positive and the shield, that wraps around the insulated center wire, is the negative. 
the only potential problem is that you may not have enough power to drive the rears loud enough. not aware of any specific reason why it wouldn't work. whether it will hinder performance depends on what you're going to do. it sounds like you broke the silver usb adapter from the board. if that is so, there is a chance that this could be soldered back on. it all really depends on the damage to the actual pcb at this point. if you've got a good soldering iron and a magnifying glass (or a microscope) you should be able to just solder the connectors back on. 

if however there is extensive damage to the pcb, there is a chance that you might need to do something a bit more advanced to get to your files. i would not recommend meddling with your usb drive past the soldering of the usb adapter back onto the pcb to make sure that you don't damage something else on there. there is a sea of data recovery companies out there on the internet that do just that, fix broken flash drives. on such company that i have personal experience with is eprovided data recovery. this guys are really affordable when it comes to recovering data (usually under $70).

if that soldering fix fails, give them a shot. this is their website: http://www.eprovided.com/d1/usb-drive-recovery.html when you get them on the line, ask a bunch of questions, they should be able to help you.

good luck. it’s out!!! rosetta 2 needed to function still, but looks like they’re still testing the m1 native driver.

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we are pleased to announce the release of a new version of the yamaha steinberg us… please refer to the adaptation guide in the developer guide. there is tutorial for how to modify dtb for usb. no, it would not be possible without taking the headphones apart. the signal sent to the usb is digital and from the looks of it, the dac is in the headphones itself. it would be too extensive to try to get an analog connection to them because you would need to rewire it and bypass the headphone's dac. hey,

there might be not enough power for your usb devices after you draw some with your ffc camera.

what are you powering the board with? try dc jack with a beefier power supply.

cheers,

olex well, then, you might as well put extra jacks out there anyway. in either case, it should work fine as long as ap is on the same subnet (ip address range.) there are many sound-system specialists who could advise you on the best way to install a cd player in your crv. recently, when i wanted to fit a cd player to my 1997 bmw, i had to go to an aftermarket sound-system specialist because bmw no longer stocked the cd player that was compatible with the factory system. in the end i had to compromise. there was simply no way of doing what i wanted to do. for starters, try chris watson at central car radio in bentleigh.