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Tuesday 31-July-2007
Portable 1 Gig MP3 Car Player with built in FM Transmitter and Power supply just $139.00 Incl Gst.
Would you like to carry your own music and enjoy listening to it in any car through the excising Car Stereo without cables and adaptors?
This brand new product is an MP3 Player that has a capacity of 1Gig .It is shaped to fit into your cigarette adaptor.
Simply plug the unit into the lighter adaptor. This turns the power on. Tune your radio to one of the five frequencies and you have your favorite music coming through the stereo.
The unit has a play button and a fast forward. Once the car is stopped and restarted the player will automatically start on the last track.
The unit has one Gig of memory, which is a lot considering I have one with 250MB and that takes all day to get through.
The unit also has USB.
This means that it plugs straight into your computer that powers the unit.
You just than drag and drop your music on to the drive.
Features:
1 Standard 2.0 USB port Action solution;
2 Built-in flash card 1G;
3 Line-in function, input other external music source through the stereo earphone port and transmit to the car Radio,
4 4 function buttons: PLAY/PAUSE, PREV/V－, NEXT/V＋ and CH
5 Preset 7 frequencies: FM87.7 / 87.9 / 88.1 / 88.3 / 88.5 / 88.7 / 88.9MHZ PLL frequency locking up
6 12V/24V voltage input connects with car cigar socket no need installation.
7 2 color LED indication: seven blue LED indicate the 7 different frequencies, 1 red LED to indicate working status.
8 Memory function of Song, Frequency and Volume when power off
Specification:
Transmission distance: over 10M
Working voltage: 12V/24V
Working current: 70mA
Frequency response: 25HZ-20KHZ
We are taking Back orders arriving soon.
Email us now at sales@nzaudio.co.nz
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