itrip

emurphy

Anyone have a link for an itrip that works without being fuzzy. I bought one today for 30quid. Kelvin or kelkin or something and it can be fuzzy.

So is there a better quality ones or any ideas?

I have an ipod nano.

thanks

emurphy

maybe I'm not tuning it right. Is there a frequenzy that is best to go to??

Mint Sauce

find a frequency on your radio that is just crackle or hiss, then tune your transmitter to the same frequency, or sometimes .1 either side

battery power in the transmitter can be deciding factor as well

emurphy

yeah I've tried finding an untuned channel but its still fuzzy which is just annoying to be honest. Surely theres a device that makes it crystal clear no? So annoying that older cars dont have an aux slot for the mp3 players of today. I have a '04 car maybe its time to trade up just for an aux slot :rolleyes:

ps I'm not using batteries. I'm using the cig lighter charger thingy.

zilog_jones

What car is it? With some you can buy aux cables that connect to the back of the stereo (and you can have these run to a socket in whatever location is suitable). Alternatively you can just replace the stereo alltogether - most have aux sockets on the front these days and you can get something half decent for around €80-100.

Darksaga87

It depends on how far the transmitter is from the car antenna. Ive found that cars with the antenna at the rear, dont have great reseption, it gets fuzzy. But ones at the front are pretty clear.