FM RADIO on a iPod Nano

HI
Is there a way how I can lock or remove or disable the FM Radio from an iPod Nano?
i don't want my little kids to have acces to it.
Plesse help.
Thanks.

There is no way to do so.

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Gemma,
1. A simple review of the product details before
you
buy something will tell you what it will and will
not
do. Clearly you did not do any research about the
iPod before you bought it or you would have seen
that
it does not have a radio built in. Do you usually
buy things without finding out if they do what you
want?
2 .You do get instructions with the iPod, they may
not be extensive but they cover all the basics,
did
you read them?
3. There are a great deal of online Apple
tutorials
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them here :-
http://www.apple.com/support/ipod/
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a
case that I won't use or won't want. It would
only
be added onto the price anyway. If you want a
case
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from.
Ian
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technologies will be coming out with an itrip
esecially made for the nano. it's pretty hot too.
just wait a couple of months and they will start
selling them.
here's a link
http://www.compusa.com/products/product_info.asp?produ
ct_code=335915&pfp=SEARCH
Windows XP
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