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However if they made itrips more powerfull then that wouldn't be a problem
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I may actually be insane.
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The iTrip has to be restricted so that it does not interfear with other people's receiving devices. You can hack it open and get the antenna external, but there's really not much else that can be done to sufficiently boost the transmitting power.
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Act your wage.
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Right. The iTrip has to comply with FCC regulations here in the states, which limits the strength of the FM transmission.
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yeah i figured... but... i noticed that when you put the volume up all the way on the ipod the signal is a little better does that increase the signal strength or is it just clearer or both? if the ipod acted like a preamp and then the itrip had it's own volume booster all you would have to do is turn down the volume on the headset and it should be clearer but opening the itrip would already probably make it almost 100% illegal i'm sure
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Act your wage.
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The signal is not actually better, just the output... if that makes sense. Turning the volume on the iPod all the way up can actually cause distortion, something I actually experienced myself. The iTrip manual suggests that you put the volume at around 80% I believe.
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aka prodj88 =P
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is there proof that the new ipods will be bluetooth
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Act your wage.
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Originally Posted by prodj88
http://www.osnn.net/forum/showthread.php?t=59544
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X2 & Lovin' It
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Yeah I have heard about these so called iPod with Bluetooth but their is one problem......I have just recently heard that USB is moving onto USB Wireless (USBW). Now think about it Wireless USB that sounds really cool. What if Apple decides to use USBW that would be the greatest thing ever but I think they would have to make USBW Headphones after that. Hmmmm maybe they will come out with something like that. That would be so kick behind!!!!!!!1
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Originally Posted by muzikool
Yes that does make sense... but what would be worse - slight distortion or another radio station switching in and out as you walk or drive?
however raising the frequency to higher mhz's also helps i noticed. that also increases the power output i guess. |
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Act your wage.
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It is all relative. Nevertheless, I got rid of my iTrip because I wasn't satisfied, and I use a cassette adapter in my car since I've got a deck in addition to the CD. I know it isn't an option for everyone, but I definitely recommend the adapter if you have a tape deck.
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Originally Posted by Techno Child
Yeah anything over like 80% volume will actually cause more static then it will help. And your correct about the freq. - Griffin (iTrip maker) states that using something between 98-103 will give you the best sound quality.
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Blame me for the RAZR's
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Originally Posted by synical33
Not cool at all. you know why? I just invested in Bluetooth. Apple as invested in Bluetooth as well, don't expect it to disappear anytime soon.
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Wireless USB? That sounds just silly. I think wireless firewire sounds more sexy.
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Firewireless.
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