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15 Jun 07 - 11:30 AM (#2077848) Subject: I-Pods, I-Trips Which? From: Les in Chorlton I have used a Griffin Road Trip with my I-Pod for about a year. It has just given up or perhaps the cigar lighter has given up. The cigar lighter gets hot but not a lot. Any recomendations for an I-trip? I'd prefer one that charges as it goes from the cogar lighter. |
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16 Jun 07 - 05:33 AM (#2078502) Subject: RE: I-Pods, I-Trips Which? From: Cath My iTrip sits on the top of the iPod and that is the only connection. It doesn't plug into a cigar lighter or anything else as it doesn't need charging. The box describes it as an FM transmitter powered by the iPod. Hope that helps. |
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16 Jun 07 - 06:16 AM (#2078515) Subject: RE: I-Pods, I-Trips Which? From: Les in Chorlton Thanks cath, I have looked at them they seem like a good idea, They advantage of the plug is that it charges the pod as it goes rather than running the pod battery down |
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16 Jun 07 - 07:43 AM (#2078554) Subject: RE: I-Pods, I-Trips Which? From: Cath The only problem I've found is that if you are on a longish journey you find that you need to change the frequency that you are tuned to as local stations can get in the way. |
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20 Jun 07 - 03:28 AM (#2081863) Subject: RE: I-Pods, I-Trips Which? From: Les in Chorlton refresh |
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20 Jun 07 - 04:28 AM (#2081893) Subject: RE: I-Pods, I-Trips Which? From: Ruth Archer mine's the same. And changing frequencies on long journies can be a pain, but its great otherwise. And they're legal now, so you can get hold of them much easier. |