FREE: 1st Gen iPod Nano iTrip - Brand new without package

The listing, 1st Gen iPod Nano iTrip - Brand new without package has ended.

I got this as a gift and it wound up being not the one I needed. I will ship for free if bids go over 1000. Shipping is $5.00 payable by paypal or concealed cash.

Griffin iTrip For iPod Nano FM Transmitter - iTrip only

FITS ONLY 1ST GENERATION IPODS

Brand New Never Used Griffin Itrip Model # PAV9631 for Ipod Nano fm transmitter

Open and out of the package but not used

The slimmest FM transmitter available, the iTrip for iPod nano takes an entirely new approach that lets you use the iPod display for viewing station information. Griffin's SmartDisplay technology seamlessly integrates all functions and features with the iPod nano.

One-touch navigation puts all iTrip functions at your fingertip. This also makes iTrip for iPod nano the easiest-to-operate FM transmitter. The exclusive SmartSense volume control, dynamically adjusts iPod's volume level for optimal audio quality. Additionally, users can control iTrip's volume level through the iPod's click wheel.

Your iPod nano slides into iTrip and securely connects via the iPod's dock and headphone connectors. To stay securely attached it uses patented micro grip technology. This technology uses microscopic material to provide a secure grip without ever losing its holding properties.

One of the many innovations pioneered in the iTrip is selectable stereo or mono modes of broadcasting, allowing you to adjust for the absolute best possible audio under real-world conditions.

Another iTrip first is the ability to choose among US or International tuning modes. International modes allow access to available frequencies in different parts of the world, keeping your tuning band uncluttered and free of frequencies that don't apply where you are.

iTrip draws its nominal power directly from iPod nano, requiring no batteries or AC adapters. A built-in USB port allows iPod nano to charge or synchronize music.

No cord is required since the iTrip draws power directly from the iPod