[iTunes] Personal experiences with FM Transmitters?

[Mel Krewall]

I bought the cheapest single-frequency unit I could find from Other  
World Computing and it works better than some of the much more  
expensive multi-frequency models. Just make sure that the frequency  
is clear in your area for the one you buy.
Mel

"The ardent golfer would play Mount Everest if somebody would put a  
flagstick on top."
~ Pete Dye


On Jun 16, 2005, at 6:47 AM, Wilson Ng wrote:

> Just got a 60 GB iPod Photo. It's a nice upgrade from my first  
> generation
> iPod 5 GB.
>
> My truck doesn't have a cassette deck so using the cassette adapter  
> isn't an
> option (and neither is changing the standard stereo because I just  
> bought
> the iPod photo).
>
> I've been reading the reviews on the DLO TransPod since it sounded  
> nice but
> read reviews of some whiny noise/static.
>
> Has anybody gotten any other types of FM transmitters that they'd  
> love.
>
> The DLO Transpod looked nice since it combines as an iPod holder,  
> cigarette
> charger, and transmitter.
>
> Otherwise, I'm thinking of getting one of those iPod cupholders,  
> cigarette
> charger, and a transmitter to go with it.
>
>
> I've heard that the Alpine car stereo is still not as "smooth" as  
> one would
> wish. So I'm thinking of waiting for the next generation car stereo  
> with
> iPod interface.
>
>
>
> Any ideas? Thanks.
>
> :-)  Wilson - Guam, U.S.A.