You might perhaps try www.ccrane.com They have an FM transmiter that I suspect will suit the purpose.
Sincerely, The Constantly Barefooted Ray!!! Now a very proud and happy Mac user!!! Skype name: barefootedray On Aug 3, 2012, at 1:08 PM, "Christopher-Mark gilland" <[email protected]> wrote: > That's not what I need. > > Did you actually read my e-mail? My grandmother doesn't have bluetooth > ability. > > The only way we can interface this is via cigarette lighter based plug. She > doesn't have bluetooth, nor does she have an auxiliary input nor a USB input. > > This is why it needs to be an FM, not bluetooth transmitter, and needs to > interface through her cigarette lighter. > > Chris. > > ----- Original Message ----- From: "wayne coles" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, August 03, 2012 11:08 AM > Subject: RE: Seaking Purchase advice on IPhone car kit > > >> Hello amazon has just what you want so just do a search for blue >> tooth transmitters and there they will be hope this helps >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: [email protected] >> [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Christopher-Mark >> gilland >> Sent: 03 August 2012 10:18 >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: Seaking Purchase advice on IPhone car kit >> >> My grandmother has a Hyunda, but trust me, it doesn't have bluetooth >> ability, nor does it have auxiliary input. All she's got is A M/FM/Sirius >> XM, Plus a 6 disc dashboard loading CD changer. I can't remember what year >> it is, but it's not exactly old old old, but it's not new by any stretch >> either. I think it's like a 2005, or a 2006, somewhere in that >> neighborhood. >> >> Anyway, she does have a cigarette lighter charger port. So, I'm wonderring >> >> if anyone may know of a good FM transmitter that I could use for my IPhone >> 4S 16GB black, through AT&T which would let me transmit to an FM frequency >> which I then could tune her radio to, then listen to my IPhone in the car. >> We go out practically 2 or 3 times a week for lunch, then of corse, there's >> the times I have doctor appointments, etc. so I'd love! to be able to listen >> >> to my music, or Pandora, etc. over something a little better than the >> internal IPhone speaker. Don't get me wrong, the internal speaker is >> incredible! I mean it blows the IPod Touch 3GS and 4G both totally! out of >> the water, but it's still not the same as going through a full car stereo by >> >> any means. >> >> I had a little birdy butt transmitter I bought a while back for my old IPod >> Nano 4th Gen, way back in the days, which costed about 50 bucks, or so, and >> basically what you had was this little dinky dank thing that plugged into >> the cigarette lighter charger... obviously, I don't literally mean the >> cigarette lighter... I'm not stupid... LOL! I mean the charger port thing >> that looks like a lighter port. You're probably lookin at me go yeah yeah >> yeah, I gotcha, I know I know, don't worry. LOL! Anyway, so one end >> plugged in there, then the other end basically was just a cord that plugged >> into the 8th inch or as some would call it 3.5MM stereo jack on the >> IPod/IPhone, or whatever had an earphone jack. I found that thing didn't >> work really well, as for one, the IPhone never was stationary, as nothing >> held it still. It just kind a sat there either on my lap, or whatever, >> sometimes in the little glasses compartment. I found that the slightest >> movement would make the thing fade out though and give a bit of static over >> the transmition. It was really really annoying. >> >> My dad had one that I think he paid about $100 to maybe $130 bucks for, >> somewhere around there, and if my mom still has it, I may try it out, as >> that sucker worked incredibly! The sound was so crystal clear, it was >> unbelievable! The only issue with it is, I dont' think an IPod Touch nor an >> >> IPhone would fit in the thing. I think it only held the 4th and 5th gen >> Nanos. My dad actually got the thing back when the 4th gen Nanos were >> really hot on the market, so it's pretty old. What I like about it though >> is, you plugged it in, then it had this metal rod looking arm that protruded >> >> out of the thing that you could swivvle around so that it would either face >> more toward the driver, or the passenger, or it could just be straight dead >> centered. The other end of it oppisit from the plug, literally was a >> cradling docking station. So it had, from what I remember, 3 buttons. One >> to go up in frequency, and one to move it down, plus it had an auto-scan >> where you push that, and it would scan for the first available frequency >> with no sound/static. Then you had the cradle where you basically literally >> >> docked the IPod/whatever into. That pretty well obviously held it still, >> plus, like i said, the sound was just out of this world amazing! I don't >> think I remember even once that the thing staticked nor faded. >> >> I need to look to see if my mom kept it. I doubt she did, as most of the >> stuff in his car I think got sold, after he passed away. If it would hold >> the IPhone, and we could find it, my issue will be solved, but does anyone >> know any good cigarette lighter based car FM transmitters I could use? I'm >> willing to spend say no less than $100 and maybe no more than $150. $150 >> would be on the high end for me though. I'll do it, but that would be >> pushing it. For that cost, it darn well better be good. LOL! Would prefer >> >> something which actually docks, not something that would use the earphone >> jack, although if you can promise me it would have good results, I'll try >> it. 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