Title: Be careful if you live in an urban area!
Product review: I picked up the iTrip today at the Apple Store in Walnut Creek, CA. I'm going to return it tomorrow. In theory, it's simple -- find an empty spot on the radio, and tune the iTrip to that frequency. What I never realized (before getting the iTrip) is that, at least in our area (SF Bay), there are _no_ sufficiently empty spots on the radio. The signal from my iTrip/iPod was constantly being interrupted. I'd find a good frequency, drive a few miles down the highway, go over a hill, and suddenly my signal would cut out.Perhaps if you live in a less urban environment the iTrip would work for you. I think if you could find an empty frequency with room on both sides it could work just fine. I used to have a cassette adaptor for an old CD player -- I'd recommend that type of technology over the iTrip.
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