FM Transmitter for iPod

[shilala]

Originally Posted by Blueface

I have the new nano with video also.
How does that work with the radio in the car?

I don't know, and wasn't aware the new nano had a built in fm transmitter.
I wired in an RF adapter, a 5mm jack, and an on/off switch in my envoy, Carlos. It costs about 35 bucks, looks nice and clean, and it ain't rocket surgery. You could do it in the Beemer. Any knucklehead at a radio shop would do it for a hundred bucks.
All the FM transmitters suck, anyways. I spent the $75 for the Belkin, and it sucked just as bad as the $5.00 ones from ebay. You won't be pleased, my friend.
If you wanna drive up, we'll hook the stuff up in my driveway. It'd make a nice afternoon.

[JE3146]

Originally Posted by shilala

I don't know, and wasn't aware the new nano had a built in fm transmitter.
I wired in an RF adapter, a 5mm jack, and an on/off switch in my envoy, Carlos. It costs about 35 bucks, looks nice and clean, and it ain't rocket surgery. You could do it in the Beemer. Any knucklehead at a radio shop would do it for a hundred bucks.
All the FM transmitters suck, anyways. I spent the $75 for the Belkin, and it sucked just as bad as the $5.00 ones from ebay. You won't be pleased, my friend.
If you wanna drive up, we'll hook the stuff up in my driveway. It'd make a nice afternoon.

It doesn't... I don't think he understood the OP's question.

FM Transmitter != FM Receiver.

[Prospector]

I have the Belkin, and although it does work the audio quality is not that great. If you are at all concerned about audio fidelity then the FM transmitters are not for you.

Originally Posted by JE3146

It doesn't... I don't think he understood the OP's question.

FM Transmitter != FM Receiver.

Correct, none of the Ipods have Fm transmitters built into them as far as I know