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Cygnett GrooveTrip II Mini FM Transmitter - $19 @ Harvey Norman ($30 off)

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Harvey Norman have a "Price Blitz" on this - was $49, now $19. Limit 2 per customer.

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Product Description

Whether you’re on the road for the long haul or battling traffic on the way home, the GrooveTrip II mini FM Transmitter is designed to enhance your car audio experience by letting you listen to your favourite music and audiobooks without fussing about with a messy tangle of earphones and wires.

Portable Media Compatibility

The GrooveTrip II mini FM transmitter is designed to be compatible with any portable audio media device featuring a 3.5mm headphone jack (iPod, MP3 Player, Walkman etc.).

Wide Scanning, Digital Tuning

The GrooveTrip II mini FM transmitter is designed with user-friendly keys to make scanning through FM channels (between the 88.1MHz – 107.9MHz bands) a simple task, while the digital tuning feature fine-tunes your selected channel to give you the clearest possible reception.

Easy to Use

With a backlit LCD display screen for easy visibility, an auto switch-off function, when no input signals are received (after 60 seconds) from your iPod device, a four channel programming memory feature as well as the ability to recall the last used frequency, the GrooveTrip II mini FM transmitter makes wireless listening easy and enjoyable.

Requirements

2 x AAA batteries* (sold separately)

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  • Bought one of these for $50 couple of years ago. Works very well, recommended for this price especially.

  • In order to meet govt requirements all these transmitters must be limited to a 'teeny' signal strength.
    I have tried a few and if the atmospheric (rain, humidity etc) conditions are wrong, then they are useless in my car (factory radio and antenna).
    Perhaps there's a way to boost the power…

  • So I can plug this into my phone and it will transmit music to my car stereo via FM ?
    How is the quality and how long does it last on a charge?

    • Yes, that's what these things are designed for. The music coming from your device travels through the 3.5mm jack. It then gets broadcasted to a particular frequency which your radio can pick up (if in range).

      Quality wise, I'd trust Cygnett for medium range electronics. For this price, I'd just buy (if I needed one). If Belkin branded, probably a bit better. I think some companies have tiers of products in regards to quality. This product looks alright.

      I don't know how long it'll last. Depends on the batteries used and power consumption of the device, which someone here may already know. Maybe a good time for those Eneloops!

  • Link to some reviews on Amazon:

    http://www.amazon.co.uk/Cygnett-CY3GT2-GrooveTrip-Transmitte…

    Seems to work ok but some users found quality issues, so longevity may be an issue…keep that receipt for warranty!

  • Had one in the car for over a year now. Only had to replace the prev one (same model) because we accidentally broke the cord, otherwise it would probably be still going strong. Haven't had any issues with it. Sure sometimes it might hit a rough patch with the signal, but no worse that what you'd get listening to the radio in the car. YMMV

  • I have always had quality issues with these sorts of FM transmitters. As my car stereo is not that great, I ended up velcroing a Logitech UE mobile boombox (bluetooth) to the dashboard and using that instead.

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    there are heaps on ebay that don't require battries, and probably sound the same.

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