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	iTrip \| i Trip \| FM Transmitter \| The iTrip Store UK
		This iTrip is compatible with all full sized dock connector iPods, including the very ne...
		This iTrip FM Transmitter bundle comes with a car charger which allows you to charge your iPod whilst u...
		iTrip Auto, the newest addition to the iTrip lineup, is the most versatile iTrip FM Transmitter to date, accommodating every dock connector iPod, incl...
	www.itripstore.co.uk (755 words)

	iTrip Amplifier - Proof of Concept
		Apparently griffin did not include anything to attenuate the output (at least to the transmitters technical specs[link]), therefore the iTrip is effectively limited by the size/efficiency of the antenna.
		In the end we want to have the itrip circuitry out, but the case sill in decent repairable condition as a hole will be drilled for the antenna the circuitry replaced, and the case glued.
		In the example circuit, the antenna, itrip, and + and - wires were connected to the amplifier using alligator clips.
	www.binaryelysium.com /itrip_amp (1592 words)

	ITrip - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In October 2005, shortly after the launch of the 5th Generation iPod, a version of the iTrip that uses the lower dock connector was announced, following the removal of the remote control connector from the 5th Generation.
		Because they draw power from the remote control port on the iPod, the original iTrip, iTrip with LCD and iTrip mini prevent the simultaneous use of the wired remote or extra headphones.
		The iTrip is now available in a lot of European Countries, since the CEPT made a recommendation to member states to introduce FM low power transmitters, a lot of European Countries have started to adopt these regulations to allow use of the iTrip.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/ITrip (1340 words)

	iTrip - iPod FM Transmitter
		The iTrip is the ultimate accessory for the iPod because it allows you to share the music and share the fun beyond your headphones.
		The functionality of the iTrip on the iPod and the iPod mini is exactly the same.
		If the iTrip is already connected to the iPod it turns itself on after detecting a few seconds of audio.
	www.ramelectronics.net /html/itrip.htm (1123 words)

	iTrip LCD - iPod FM Transmitter Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The iTrip is a FM transmitter specifically designed for the iPod that allows you to play your music through any FM radio wherever the mood strikes you.
		The iTrip is especially handy in the car because many of today's automobiles do not include a stereo with line-in or even a cassette player (which eliminates the ability to use a cassette adapter).
		The original iTrip was the ultimate accessory for the iPod because it allowed you to share the music and fun beyond your headphones.
	www.methodshop.com /mp3/reviews/itrip/index.shtml (1297 words)

	SchwarzTech » Review: Griffin iTrip Auto
		For those not familiar with the iTrip, it is an FM transmitter, allowing audio from the iPod to be broadcast to a radio (essentially creating a miniature radio station with an FCC-limited 30 feet range).
		Tuning this iTrip is just like the other LCD-equipped versions, but with slightly moved controls—an +/- switch lets you select a frequency, and “select” button locks it in.
		The iTrip Auto is a complete package for using your iPod in the car, but still allows you to use your favorite case.
	schwarztech.us /reviews/itripauto.shtml (799 words)

	ThinkDifferentStore.com - iTrip - FM transmitter - Original-- The iPod Accessories Store (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		It's clear that the iTrip is made specificallyfor the iPod.
		Another advantage of the iTrip is that it needsno batteries, it receives its tiny amount of power from the iPod, andit can rotate out of the way to charge the iPod while still in use.No more batteries ever again.
		The iTrip is the ultimate accessory forthe iPod because it allows you to share the music and share the funbeyond your headphones.
	www.thinkdifferentstore.com /product_info.php?products_id=250 (287 words)

	What happens when an iTrip and a PSP get together?
		This is what happens when an iTrip (fm transmitter for iPod) and a PSP get together.
		I was jealous that she could listen to her music via the car stereo and change frequencies on the fly.
		I was simply recording the stock voltages the iTrip operates on.
	badacetechshow.com /psp_itrip.htm (460 words)

	Amazon.com: Griffin White iTrip FM Transmitter for iPod: Electronics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The iTrip is designed to broadcast to any empty FM frequency on the dial of any radio, at home or in your car.
		The iTrip is designed to broadcast to any empty FM frequency on your dial--depending on where you receive the best reception--but it's only configured to play at 87.9 MHz right out of the box.
		First, the iTrip Stations playlist is stored as part of your overall music library, meaning the individual audio files can emerge during shuffle play--and the sound isn't pleasant.
	www.amazon.com /Griffin-White-iTrip-Transmitter-iPod/dp/B0000AAAPF (2756 words)

	ATPM 9.11 - Review: iTrip
		To change the channel on the iTrip, you start playing the desired station, and when the red LED on the iTrip begins to flash rapidly, you pause the track.
		According to the iTrip FAQ, some cars have a metallic film on the windshields that can impair the iTrip's FM signal, so the sound quality is significantly degraded.
		I have bought 2 itrips already and they have BOTH died on me! the first one my husband dropped it so we figured that's what killed it, so we got another one and it worked for 1 day..
	www.atpm.com /9.11/itrip.shtml (8710 words)

	The Gadgeteer - iTrip iPod FM Transmitter Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Enter the iTrip FM transmitter from Griffin Technology, which allows you to wirelessly transmit your music through your car stereo.
		Since the iTrip has no moving parts or a way to manually change the frequency that you want to transmit on, you have to electronically set it up.
		The iTrip does not have enough power to override strong radio stations, so you have to search up and down the dial until you find a station that is pretty much only static.
	www.the-gadgeteer.com /review/itrip_ipod_fm_transmitter_review (1396 words)

	Playlist: Review: iTrip (LCD)
		DX mode switches the iTrip to a stronger mono signal—perfectly acceptable when you’re listening to audiobooks or podcasts or you simply need a little extra oomph in areas where there’s a lot of interference from FM radio stations.
		In LX mode in the VW the iTrip was subject to the same kind of occasional static as the old iTrip and AirPlay (the PodFreq remained static-free).
		In DX mode in the VW the new iTrip was solid as a rock and clearly outperformed the old iTrip and AirPlay (though it did so in mono).
	playlistmag.com /reviews/2005/08/itriplcd/index.php?lsrc=mwrss (1585 words)

	eBay - iTrip
		iTrip LCD and PowerPod for iPod 3G/4G/Color/Photo, NEW
		The iTrip, simply put, is a device that you plug into your iPod that allows you to pick up radio stations.
		The iTrip can make a great gift for the iPod user who wants to get more from his or her iPod, and expand its capabilities without weighing down the unit.
	popular.ebay.com /ns/Consumer-Electronics/iTrip.html (476 words)

	ChrisGunton.com » Hacking The iTrip (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Hello, i just bought my ipod and itrip and they work fairly well (at least in the car), i am a platonic hacker and woudn’t there to open the if i didn’t know it was worth it.
		The itrips (like shown in the tutorial) are not compatible with the video ipods so I am trying to rewire it and add a battery to the one I have.
		okay i realised which element was just before i could open the itrip, but when i connected the itrip to the ipod it function was normal, i could tune the trip and the little light seemed to woek norma.
	www.chrisgunton.com /?page_id=19 (2987 words)

	Amazon.com: Griffin iTrip FM Transmitter for 1G & 2G iPod: Electronics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The range of the iTrip FM transmission is viable, as I could transmit at almost 20 feet with no distortion or loss of signal to my home stereo.
		iTrip's size is that of a roll of coins, yet weighs as light as feather perched atop the iPod.
		The iTrip FM transmitter for the iPod is one of the coolest add-on that allows you to play your music through any FM radio in your car or any other radio.
	www.amazon.com /Griffin-iTrip-FM-Transmitter-iPod/dp/B00009Q989 (2017 words)

	Griffin Announces iTrip for iPod nano
		In the new nano version of their best selling iTrip, Griffin completely rethought how the product interfaces with the user both aesthetically and functionally.
		iTrip information is displayed on the best screen in the industry: the gorgeous iPod nano screen.
		The Griffin iTrip for iPod nano's introductory price is $49.99 USD, and is slated to ship in November.
	news.ecoustics.com /bbs/messages/10381/169713.html (520 words)

	Hacking the iTrip LCD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Then, I got the new iTrip LCD from Griffin, which has an LCD screen to display the station and a knob to change it.
		If you decide to do this to your iTrip, know that it does void the warranty, and you need to be very careful.
		Run the blade along the seam at the bottom of the iTrip 5-7 times, until it is all the way through the plastic casing.
	www.trevorshp.com /itriplcd.htm (649 words)

	ZDNet Griffin iTrip Auto Review & Comparison (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Griffin's iTrip Auto is well designed and easy on the eyes, but it fails to outperform the DLO TransPod, our current favorite FM transmitter for the Apple iPod.
		Griffin Technology's iTrip Auto is the newest member of the iTrip family, a line of FM transmitters designed for the Apple iPod.
		The iTrip is also capable of transmitting in both U.S. and international modes for a wide array of radio stations.
	review.zdnet.com /Griffin_iTrip_Auto/4505-6519_16-31680100.html (575 words)

	Griffin iTrip and iTrip mini - iPod Accessory Reviews by Mobile Tech Review
		You may have to perform a brief configuration process the first time you use the iTrip, but this is explained well in both the software and the instructions, and most users will only need to do it once.
		Since the iTrip and iTrip mini have no screens or buttons, Griffin includes on the CD a group of 102 small audio files, each representing a possible broadcast frequency that can be used in the United States.
		To set either iTrip model to use a given frequency, play the file corresponding to that frequency on your iPod and press Play/Pause when the iTrip's light begins to blink rapidly.
	www.mobiletechreview.com /iPod/Griffin_iTrip.htm (1330 words)

	iTrip with LCD \|\| The iPod Observer - Now Playing
		Griffin heralds the DX mode as the choice for users in cities with crowded airwaves, as the signal is able to "punch through cleanly." In our testing the DX mode did offer a clearer signal on FM stations that had a good bit of interference, but listening to music in mono feels so 1950's.
		If you plan on using the iTrip primarily in your car, Newer Technology's more affordable RoadTrip!+ (5 stars, October 2005) is a superior product, being both easier to use and capable of charging your iPod at the same time.
		While this raises the appeal of the iTrip for users in crowded cities, it doesn't negate the mediocre sound quality and thus our rating remains unchanged.
	www.ipodobserver.com /story/24341 (896 words)

	Extratv.com : iTrip
		You need to be within three feet of your stereo for it to pick up the signal and it does take a bit of fiddling with the iPod station list to get the hang of it.
		All in all, the iTrip is a lifesaver if you are a music fan.
		Until hard drives are part of every new car, the iTrip may be the best solution for easily transporting all of your favorite tunes to the car.
	extratv.warnerbros.com /dailynews/cool/06_03/itrip.html (224 words)

	TidBITS: Taking an iTrip: Three FM Transmitters
		Enter the iTrip -- The $35 iTrip was the first FM transmitter designed to work specifically with the first and second generations of Apple's iPod, and it shows in the industrial design.
		To tune the iTrip to a specific frequency, you play the appropriate MP3 file, which sends a set of modulated pulses that the iTrip interprets as a tuning command.
		If the iTrip is asleep, it doesn't wake up fast enough to catch the full tuning command; the LED flashes, but the station is not set correctly.
	db.tidbits.com /getbits.acgi?tbart=07191 (2510 words)

	iTrip with Dock Connector \|\| The iPod Observer - Now Playing
		The new dock connector iTrip is the most compatible mode to date, capable of being used with 3G, 4G, and 5G iPods, as well as iPod minis and nanos.
		Feature-wise, the iTrip with Dock Connector is virtually identical to the iTrip with LCD, sporting stereo LX and mono DX (for a stronger signal) broadcast modes and support for international frequencies.
		This iTrip is also not able to tune into 87.9MHz, the virtually unused frequency that's ideal for FM transmitters and that Newer Technology's RoadTrip!+ uses (5 stars, October 2005).
	www.ipodobserver.com /story/24342 (1289 words)

	UK ‘bans’ iPod radio add-on \| The Register
		Griffin Technologies' iTrip iPod add-on is illegal in the UK, British distributor A M Micro has said.
		That said, anyone using the iTrip would also need to cough up £500 ($808) a year to the Performing Rights Society to cover royalty payments to artists whose music is broadcast.
		Of course, the iTrip broadcasts at very low power - the device itself draws all the power it needs from the iPod itself - but it's still enough to intrude on a broadcaster's licensed frequency, potentially interfering with listeners who have tuned into a specific station.
	www.theregister.co.uk /2003/07/31/uk_bans_ipod_radio_addon (502 words)

	Griffin Technology: iTrip
		Our iTrip family isn't just limited to our classic iTrip - we also have the iTrip Auto, which plugs into your car's cigarette lighter port to charge at the same time, or the RoadTrip, an all-in-one FM transmitter & charging cradle for your iPod.
		iTrip isn't just for iPods, either - our iTrip Auto for Sansa is engineered specifically for the Sandisk Sansa line of players, and our iTrip Auto Universal Plus is compatible with absolutely any music player that has a headphone jack.
		No matter your player or your need, we have an iTrip solution for you.
	www.griffintechnology.com /products/itrip (193 words)

	IGN: Griffin iTrip for PSP Review
		The iTrip mounts securely along the bottom of the PSP and maintains the traditional shiny fl and silver color scheme.
		An extra wide slip case is bundled with the iTrip to protect the PSP in it's engorged state with the iTrip attached.
		Three frequency presets are available for locking in clear channels, and the iTrip is also able to switch between mono and stereo output, which can increase the quality of sources like audio books that don't separate their channels in the first place.
	gear.ign.com /articles/701/701240p1.html (517 words)

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