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Uses any frequency form 87.7 to 107.9. High stability crystal oscillator, phase-lock loop control. Compatible with iPod 3G, 4G, 5G, nano 1G, 2G, 3G, iPod classic and touch.
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- Uses any frequency form 87.7 to 107.9- High stability crystal oscillator, phase-lock loop control
- Compatible with iPod 3G, 4G, 5G, nano 1G, 2G, 3G, iPod classic and touch
- Compatibility: iPod nano (1G and 2G), iPod mini, 3G iPod, 4G iPod with click wheel, iPod Color, iPod Video
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By Chad Lamb (College Station,TX)
Works good the only time it get a little static is in the morning but for the most part it works good. It seems to work alot better when the mini U.S.B charger it not pluged in to it. Don't know if this will help anybody, but I have tired it in several differnt cars and trucks.
By Zer0
Praise:
1) It's cheap. My last transmitter was over $50, and broke within 6 months.
2) It's small, convenient and doesn't need your car's cigarette lighter. It's wireless! This also means you can use it with non-car-related stereos. Neat.
3) Works well enough given the above points. See Gripes.
Meh:
1) Drains iPod battery fairly quickly. Starting with a fully charged iPod, after a 2 hour drive it was at half power. This is balanced out by the Micro USB socket that lets me use my old cell phone charger with it.
Gripes:
1) Signal is WEAK. Granted, this may have something to do with my car radio's ability to pick up the signal (I know it doesn't work well), but I literally have to set my iPod in my center console, right in front of my speedometer, which is less than an inch away from my radio in order to get a clear signal. Also, as soon as I pick it up to look for a different song, the signal cuts out, and is replaced with 88.1's constant white noise. And combined with the fact that you naturally need to turn the stereo volume up higher than normal, it makes navigating your iPod while driving incredibly distracting. Of course, that isn't something you should be doing anyway, but I remember it used to be a lot easier.
Bottom Line:
Approach with caution. If you know your car's radio is bad at picking up FM stations, you'll probably have a bad time trying to make this work. However, for people that want to avoid having to plug their transmitters into their cigarette lighter, this is a good way to go. Besides, for less than $20, how could you go wrong?
By M. Rossbach
The iTrip was just what I needed to get me through a 3-hour drive to the beach. Now that I'm back from vacation, I use it all the time--even on my 10-minute commute to work! I can't stand listening to the radio and fumbling through CDs is too much work. The iTrip was perfect for me!
By Mr.M (California)
I paid 3.99 for this itrip, and honestly it worked GREAT! I love it. Easy to use, and the signal seems to be stronger when i plug a charger into it. I have no clue why, but it's much more clear that way. Love it!
By MC (Newark, DE, USA)
I just received this transmitter and was delighted to find it set to default 87.9 FM which is a clear, empty station ( at least in my area) ...it was already in DX mode and instantaneously started playing good, clean music as soon as I connected it to my ipod 4G...I am very happy with this little purchase as of now and the price was awesome too..
The mini-USB-port is a great idea too which will enable any standard GPS/car charger to plug in...
Thank you, Griffin!:-)
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