Batteries Included: 0
Binding: Electronics
Brand: Griffin Technology
Color: Black
EAN: 0685387060658
Feature: Turns your car stereo into an iPod broadcaster
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Is Fragile: 0
Is Memorabilia: 0
Label: Griffin Technology
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Manufacturer: Griffin Technology
Model: 9781-TRP30BK-2
Publisher: Griffin Technology
Studio: Griffin Technology
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: 9781-TRP30BK-2

• Turns your car stereo into an iPod broadcaster
• Clear LCD screen makes tuner setting a snap
• Station setting memory eliminates fuss
• Requires no batteries, draws its power directly from the iPod
• Compatibility: iPod nano (1G and 2G), iPod mini, 3G iPod, 4G iPod with click wheel, iPod Color, iPod Video

• Turns your car stereo into an iPod broadcaster
• Clear LCD screen makes tuner setting a snap
• Station setting memory eliminates fuss
• Requires no batteries, draws its power directly from the iPod
• Compatibility: iPod nano (1G and 2G), iPod mini, 3G iPod, 4G iPod with click wheel, iPod Color, iPod Video

The coolest iPod accessory in the world is now available for the coolest iPod in the world - the jet black iPod U2 Special Edition. The iTrip FM transmitter for the iPod can play your music through any FM radio - in your car, at a party - anywhere the mood strikes you and there's a radio.iTrip is made specifically for the iPod. This gives iTrip advantages over similar devices. For example, with the iTrip, you can have the cleanest possible signal, because you can choose any radio station on the FM dial to tune for the best performance. You do this by 'playing' special station codes directly from the iPod itself. Simple.Another advantage of the iTrip is that it needs no batteries - it receives its tiny amount of power from the iPod. No more batteries ever again. There's not even a power switch - just plug it in and go. It shuts off automatically after 60 seconds of silence, just like the iPod.The iTrip is the ultimate accessory for the iPod because it allows you to share the music and share the fun beyond your headphones. Don't leave home without it.

Customer Rating:
Summary: Love it!
Comment: Awesome little add on, however it doesn't like anything bumping against it so my super cool purple "cover" had to go away. It is sensitive to how you hook it up, but still totally worth it. I can go to any room in my house and turn on the radio and listen to my ipod! Even in the car... love it!

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Customer Rating:
Summary: AMAZING
Comment: I love this product. I can take my music with me on long road trips or when I'm just driving down the street. It is by far some of the best money I have ever spent. I strongly recommend buying this!

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Ok Item
Comment: I had ordered a iPod Classic Case along with this FM Transmitter and I thought this transmitter would fit the iPod when inside the case. But No! you need to remove the case each time you want to use this. There will be no contact with iPod when the Ipod is inside the case.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: very useful..
Comment: It's a very nice way to listen to your Ipod in the car, but of course it's not very clear though.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Good device for in-city driving
Comment: When this device works, your iPod sounds almost as good as a radio station coming through your stereo head in your car. An iTrip is great, if you are driving in one city where you know where the 'dead air' is and can pretty much leave your iTrip tuned to one or more channels.

I'd also suggest you find the location in the car where the iPod works well and leave the iPod there. Moving the iPod around causes annoying static and feedback.

If you're going on the road, you're going to spend a lot of time going through the channels to find dead channels to play your iPod through. Plus, high power lines and truckers interfere with your transmission. On a 200-mile trip, we had to change the channel for the iPod to play more than 5 times and there were some spots where the static was so bad, we couldn't get reception at all.

Rebecca Kyle, September 2008

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