What car charger/FM transmitter is GUARANTEED to work with 3G S?

[nihao1234]

Title basically sums up my question, I have an iPod touch car charger/fm transmitter but I'm terrified of using it because i'm scared of frying the iPhone.

can somebody please name some car chargers that are ABSOLUTELY, POSITIVELY guaranteed to work with the 3G S?

And of those, which are the best?

Thanks!!!!

 

[bildio]

This is what I use, & it works very well for me.

http://www.satechi.net/satechi-item.php?item=B000NVYVRO

 

[nihao1234]

thanks for the post, but that costs way too much for what i'm looking for.

can anyone please name other suggestions? There MUST be people that use car chargers with their 3g s's!

Also, when a connector says that it's compatible with the 3G, does that automatically mean the 3G s as well? Do they use the same plug?

Again, this all comes down to me not wanting to fry my phone!!

Thanks!!

 

[labman]

how about

searching there are threads on this look over in iPhone Accessories section where this should have been posted. also you might want to mention a budget and sorry to say most cheap fm transmitters work well cheaply.

http://www.amazon.com/Advanced-Syst...1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1250435071&sr=8-1

 

[lemonademaker]

This is what I use, & it works very well for me.

http://www.satechi.net/satechi-item.php?item=B000NVYVRO

have you done any traveling with that transmitter? i've tried many of them and you might get that channel to lock in around "home" but then you travel a couple of hundred miles you have to constantly lock into "new" channels.. always looking for a solution for multiple cars.......

thanks

 

[christall109]

I got the iTrip Universal from amazon.com for $30. It's 100% guaranteed because its basically a USB charger and 3.5mm headphone jack that will work with any USB device.

I like you wanted a guarantee. This way I know for 100% that it will work with all future models and redentions of apple devices. (and my friend's Zune arhg)

 

[bildio]

have you done any traveling with that transmitter? i've tried many of them and you might get that channel to lock in around "home" but then you travel a couple of hundred miles you have to constantly lock into "new" channels.. always looking for a solution for multiple cars.......
thanks

I haven't travelled with it. The FM frequency I use has a low volume station, but it gets satisfactorily overriden. If you had it, I think you'd have to look for "clear" frequencies when travelling.

In general, I think FM transmitters need more power, but are limited by the FCC, & you need a good transmission path between the FM transmitter & the car's antenna.