Fm transmitters

[r_dizzel*]

..for ipod,

they any good?

 

[Damo_Sport]

yep i use a belkin one.. cost me about £35 pounds though but it chargers the ipod ast the same time.. good clear reception i get

 

[r_dizzel*]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NEW-FM-TRANSM...bleAudio_MP3PlayerCarKits?hash=item5ad7e92ff0

i was looking at this one?

 

[Damo_Sport]

i wouldnt get a cheapo tbh.. it will just sound tacky.. get something with a reliable name on it.. ive brought a cheapo before and it was rubbish

 

[Sarah]

cheap ones are defo rubbish

 

[Munson]

I had a pricey Belkin one and found it was pretty poor in the 182. Usable but not fantastic. Utterly useless in Europe for some reason. Probably due to less available frequencies.

 

[SC03OTT]

From my experience (it was a Belkin one aswell) they are shite. Get an aux cable fitted. Much better.

 

[nonos]

the answer is probably that it depends where you live and want to travel. I have used one (griffin I think) to go to work, it is ok.
We have travelled to Wales with it (not in a Clio), and it was fine all the way, we only retuned once.
As soon as you hit the M25, doesn't work anymore.
Tried through France, couldn't get a signal for more than a few minutes.
So overall, I would class them as not great.
Now invested in a proper ipod connection for our family bus, works way better and the sound quality is also much better (plus I have some control on the steering wheel). Cost £80 plus about 1 hour of my own time to fit.

 

[koi]

I had a Belkin but had to get it replaced as the screen was faulty, the replacement had the same problem!

Ended up getting a cheap one and it does the job http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B001F32OKK/?tag=cliospnet01-21