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FM Transmitter for iPod with Dock Connector! The iTrip follows in the tradition of Griffin's iTrip line, with superior performance and innovative features that make the iTripthe most popular iPod FM transmitter in the world.
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Features:
* The large and easy to read backlit LCD screen makes setting its digital tuner easy and intuitive. A convenient switch on the side of the iTrip makes it a breeze to select a broadcast frequency. But you won't have to adjust the settings very often - iTrip conveniently remembers its most recent settings. Its compact, self-contained design makes controlling iTrip a snap - perfect for use in autos.
* One of iTrip's innovative new features (something not found on any other FM transmitter) is its selectable LX or DX modes of broadcasting, which allow you to adjust for the absolute best possible audio under real-world conditions. Even in large cities with lots of radio stations crowding the dial, iTrip's DX Mode delivers a background noise level below that of a cassette tape adapter, allowing the music to punch through cleanly. The results are stunning.
Specifications:
Antenna: Built-in
Modulation: FM Stereo
Frequencies: 88.1-107.9MHz
Oscillator: High stability crystal oscillator, phase-lock loop control
Frequency Response: 50Hz to 15KHz
Operating Range: 10-30 ft
Power Source: iPod connection
Dimensions: 2.45" x 1.43" x 0.9" (62.5mm x 36.5mm x 22mm)
Weight: 0.6 oz.
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| General Information | |
| Manufacturer | Griffin Technology |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 9690-NANOTRIP2 |
| Manufacturer Website Address | www.griffintechnology.com |
| Product Name | iTrip Nano FM Transmitter |
| Product Type | FM Transmitter |
| Technical Information | |
| Frequency Band/Bandwidth | 88.1 MHz to 107.9 MHz FM |
| Operating Range | 10' to 30' |
| Display & Graphics | |
| Display Screen | LCD |
| Interfaces/Ports | |
| Interfaces/Ports | Dock Connector |
| Physical Characteristics | |
| Dimensions | 2.45" x 1.43" x 0.9" |
| Weight | 0.6 oz |
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