[CUBE] W O W ! ! !

[Alan Thompson]

I live in SF, and the cheap-o FM transmitter that I use works just 
fine.  Sometimes, it can get a little dicey, but generally 88.1 works 
in the greater bay area - if any signal does come in over that 
frequency, it's typically too weak to interfere.  Or was that 88.3...

I do agree with the statement that you will find your self switching 
the frequency around a bit when traveling long distances, but I use my 
for trips to Lake Tahoe with success.

The iTrip should be even better as it allows an infinite range, not 
just the lower FM frequencies, AND it allows for precise tuning, rather 
than using a analog interface, or dial, to match frequencies with the 
radio.

I would love a solution like an aux input hardwire, with mount type 
deal - but my current stereo does not allow for such a thing, and I'm 
kind of cheap with stuff for my car (ie - i won't purchase a new stereo 
for it).

--alan

On Saturday, April 12, 2003, at 09:08 AM, abillups at mac.com wrote:

> She called the company, and they said it could not be used in the LA 
> or SF area because too many stations. Also limited use in other large 
> metro areas.