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Static from iphone, using cigarette lighter for power
I hope someone out there has had this problem and can give me advice about it. Here goes, when I am using my Iphone to listen to my tracks, I get a constant hum and static(it's quite noticable)when I use the cigarette lighter for power to keep the battery up, when I unplug the cord from the lighter the static is gone, I think it is interference from the motor, Is there a company or product out there that knows of this problem and sells a fix for it or is there an easier fix? A bit more info, I use the speaker jack on the phone into the CD plug adjacent to the radio. This is a significant problem for me as it totally ruins the ride. Oh and I ride 99 Ultra Classic
Mike , thanks for the info, don't want to be a dunderhead, but could you if possible, narrow it down to a specific item, i went to the link you gave, then it got more confusing.
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