What is the rf finder? Does it work with the stock HK radio?

 

Google RF modules or RF modulators. J&M, etc. has them. They transmit through radio frequency (RF) through the radio making it wireless.

 

All the ones I found on Google were for a TV, maybe someone has a link as to where to get one?

 

pretty much anywhere that sells any ipod accessories should have one.

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16855999622

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1190676637685

thereare 2 for you

 

I just burn mp3 cds.Then I dont have to worry about forgeting to take the ipod with me.(short term memory)

 

This is what I use.

http://monstercable.com/productdisplay.asp?pin=3232

It charges the iPod at the same time as sending the FM signal thru the radio. They have one now that autmatically looks for a clean/clear channel.

With mine, you have to use one of the 8 presets on the Monster Cable unit and match it to a clean channel on the radio. It works well. Sound is pretty good too.

I run the cable up theleft side bar and put the iPod in my pocket. When the wife is with me, she plugs in the earbuds and listens thru those while I use the bike speakers and control the volume.

This summer, I'm putting another 12V source on the bike (probably under the tour pak) and will plug the unit in there and just tuck the iPod in somewhere else, or pot the 12V source in the fairing ad put the iPod in a windshield bag.

 

The only thing I've noticed with the RF is that the sound is not as clear and LOUD as it is when it's plugged directly into the auxillary port. FWIW.

 

im goin it get a cord to run mine today ill find some smooth way to hide it

 

I got a holder from gilsbro and a cable from Radio Shack and put the nano holder on throttle side so the cable comes out of radio into fairing tucked away and then up handle bar to nana holder very little cable showing. I can also change songs with my thumb!