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Takuan

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#77282 14-Feb-2011 09:28
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Hi all,

I used to have an itrip, but it doesn't work with my Iphone 4. Does anyone have any recommendations for a good FM transmitter?

I am going on a road trip this Wednesday, so would prefer to buy it from an actual shop (vs online). However, if the good ones are only available online, I will go for that anyway.

I have so far found one option, at Dick Smith, but found the price pretty steep: $187... Anything cheaper would be great.

Thanks in advance!

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bellapl1
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  #439178 14-Feb-2011 11:27
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Most of them are terrible and give an unusably low signal, this one is one for the few passable ones (asssuming you have a good tuner and car aerial) and does cool stuff like pause when you turn off the ignition: http://www.productwiki.com/griffin-itrip-auto-smartscan/



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  #439215 14-Feb-2011 12:29
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I use the basic Thomson one http://www.noelleeming.co.nz/audio-mp3/portable-audio-mp3/ipod-accessories/thomson-f-188-ipod-fm-transmitter-with-car-charger/prod100744.html

Not the greatest quality but it does the job.

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  #439293 14-Feb-2011 15:19
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I had a griffin itrip from Harvey Norman, but was junk, too quiet, and battery wouldnt hold charge. They eventually swapped it for a Belkin Tunecast. It is AWESOME. Good sound and the battery charger is a proper 1A charge for a quick top up. They had them on special at Harvey Norman recently for $85ish. My mate got one after trying mine.

See here: http://store.apple.com/nz/product/H0347X/A

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