Thread: FM Transmitters
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Old 16-05-2005, 13:05   #1
Acathla
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FM Transmitters
I got myself a little FM transmitter device last week for my Zen which allows me to put it on random and tune into an FM signal in my car so i can listen to my MP3s whilst driving. Its called an audia X and I got it from www.aqsound.com.

Now I have slight concerns over its use because on the aq website it says:

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FM Transmitters WARNING Outdated UK Laws (The Wireless and Telegraphy Act, 1949) designed to stop pirate radio stations and people interfering with government frequencies do not allow FM Transmitters such as the AudiaX to be used in the UK. We will sell you one, but only if you warrant that you do not intend to use it in breach of any UK law.
Has anyone had any experience with these transmitters and do anyone know if they are indeed illegal?

I've seen similair devices from apple for ipods and know people that use these. Surely they wouldnt be able to sell them if they are illegal?

thanks for any infos

Edit: http://www.aqsound.com/store/en/view_product/198/
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