iPhone Compatible FM Transmitters

I tried the Griffin Autopilot http://www.griffintechnology.com/products/itripautopilot which is compatible with iPhone but I had terrible results getting it to work well through the FM. Its a little pricey ($99) so I returned it for just a charger. So far I haven't found a replacement to try.

I have an older Griffin iTrip for my 4G iPod which works pretty well in the same car so I don't know why they couldn't make a decent one for the iPhone.

There are no compatible fm transmitters. You can connect one to listen to music but have to unplug it to talk to someone on the phone. The only issue you'll have is an annoying chirp noise, but that's it.

Here is your solution. Get a radio that has an aux input. Be it rca or phono. Then get an adapter that goes int eh headphones jack and into the radio. IF you get a radio with the phono plug you can get a double male sided phono cord. If the radio you choose has RCA connections you can get an adapter for that too. I have not seen a great all in one at radio shack, but you can get one at walgreens or walmart. This really really I mean really makes your radio quite loud being as you are sending an amplified signal into the radio. Imagine cd quality and an extra tier on the loud button. Take it from an audiophile this is the only way to go. Even radios with the ipod connection that allows full control through the usb connection at the bottom of your ipod/iphone will not give you the same bang for your buck. This is also the cheapest solution. This also leaves the bttom of your ipod iphone open for a charger that works.

Now if someone would just make an adapter that split the mic connection off of the headphone connection then you could use it like handsfree bluetooth, but a heck of a lot cheaper!

Seriously why is no one doing this?

Trust me people are amazed to hear the pure thunder originating from my iPhone on my car sound system. Best part! No skipping like a cd. No matter if the nuts are all vibrating off all over the car. 😀

Its going to be hard to find a FM transmitter that won't get interference from the iPhone.

FM signals are very susceptible to GSM interference.

"There are no compatible fm transmitters."

Check my link above. Griffin claims its iPhone compatible.

is there a reason that the iPhone dosen't work with dock style fm transmitters?

I can understand that, but the sound quality is dirty and weak at best.

Not really it just doesn't want to...