> good idea! i use an iTrip (FM Transmitter) for my iPod - i've heard many > people say that they don't like it, but i've found it to work great. most of > the people that don't like it live in urban areas, where's there's not many > open station for a very long stretch..........making it necessary to > constantly resync w/ new stations........a pain! if you're camping in the > sticks, you'll be fine. I guess I live in the sticks- I can drive in my Westy from Salt Lake City to San Francisco(700 Miles+-) w/ my I Trip on my I Pod & only have to change 1 channel once I get in the Bay area. Tom-would like to get a hardwire connection from I Pod to stereo tho |
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