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iTrip

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  • 05-11-2007 11:32am
    #1
    reallybad
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    Hi,
    i bought a Griffin iTrip over weekend. It works "ok". However the reception still has a lot of interference, i used it when out of Dublin and it was better, i think it s because of the number of frequencies taken up by all the dublin stations.

    Can anyone recomend a frequency that should have little/no interference?


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    dub_skav
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    I use either end of the allowed range, i.e. 87.9 or 106.8 something like that seems to little enough interference there


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    ziggy
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    440Hz
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    The quality of the signal from an iTrip is very poor anyway, but yeah I agree, usually the extremities work best. I usually go for 87.9 but its not great in some Dublin areas.


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    stooge
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    I have an itrip I use in the car. I normally have it on 107.2 which works fine and doenst have much interference. To ensure a strong signal though it's best to keep the distance between itrip and reciever small e.g. I keep my ipod/itrip in a compartment just above the rear view mirror. One thing that annoys me though is changing songs which can be quite dangerous.


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