[goldwingnut]

I just recently purchased a Roady XT - XM Radio. As long as I use it via transmitting to FM, there is no alternator hum, but when I try to use it via the aux jack, the Alt hum/whine is really annoying. Is there a simple solution to this problem?

Using the FM transmit is OK while riding around home because I can find a spot on the FM band that does not have any stations. BUT when traveling any distance, It is a pain to have to constantly find other frequencies and change the XM Radio.

 

[Mattbcnv]

noise

Man did I have that problem.... The FM worked GREAT but when I put my hand on the throttle... BUZZ... I rode with my hand off the handlebar to hear it static free... Then I hard wired it through the AUX... Better sound but I got that whine you are hearing ..... Here is a link to a product that will make you VERY happy... No matter where you get it, this is what you need , I got it and it is WONDERFUL... Great reception, no whine and miles and miles of great music and talk!!!

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Matt(Ashland,MA) :flg: :biker:

 

[goldwingnut]

Thanks Matt, that was exactly what I was looking for. Ordered one this morning from http://gallery.bcentral.com/GID5109817P ... pping.aspx

 

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Does this just plug into the Roady XT and the plug coming from the AUX that would plug into Roady and/or mp3 player?

Steve