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Yeah, its the thing you plug in and you choose a frequency between 87.7 and 107.9.

Not being pedantic or anything, but I think they're actually illegal to use (but not to buy) in the UK as you aren't allowed to use anything that transmits an FM signal without a license from Ofcom.

Website selling the iTrip:
I don't think they're gonna find you out though

But then again, I would say if you have the money, to get a direct interface with your headunit. I bought the Pioneer CDB-I1000 (or whatever the code is) and it gives your headunit full control of the iPod, and displays the tracks on screen etc - very nice

James.

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[QUOTE="James, post: 85510, member: 1"] Yeah, its the thing you plug in and you choose a frequency between 87.7 and 107.9. Not being pedantic or anything, but I think they're actually illegal to use (but not to buy) in the UK as you aren't allowed to use anything that transmits an FM signal without a license from Ofcom. Website selling the iTrip: I don't think they're gonna find you out though ;) But then again, I would say if you have the money, to get a direct interface with your headunit. I bought the Pioneer CDB-I1000 (or whatever the code is) and it gives your headunit full control of the iPod, and displays the tracks on screen etc - very nice :) James. [/QUOTE]

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