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I don't know if I have a problem or not... :roll:
I got my little adapter from Lewis yesterday which allows me to plug my E3c's into the bikes 5-pin socket. I tried it today on my daily Lovebug smashing mission with mixed results that can either be attributed to the adapter plug or the bike system.
There was a fair amount of static as well as RPM related alternator whine in my ear plugs; even with the volume turned to Zero!
This is with the radio selected as the source. No external items plugged into the AUX port or 12V AUX plug. Also the cruise contron seemed to make no difference in the interference level.
The static/whine did get worse when I selected the I-Com which I thought was interesting since I have no microphone connected...
Is this noise normal? There is no noise when playing the radio through the bikes' speakers, so why when played through the headset?
Is this one of those "Just consider the whole package and deal with it" kind of things, or do I call the dealer?
Thanks!!!
Stay Safe,
Lance
I got my little adapter from Lewis yesterday which allows me to plug my E3c's into the bikes 5-pin socket. I tried it today on my daily Lovebug smashing mission with mixed results that can either be attributed to the adapter plug or the bike system.
There was a fair amount of static as well as RPM related alternator whine in my ear plugs; even with the volume turned to Zero!
This is with the radio selected as the source. No external items plugged into the AUX port or 12V AUX plug. Also the cruise contron seemed to make no difference in the interference level.
The static/whine did get worse when I selected the I-Com which I thought was interesting since I have no microphone connected...
Is this noise normal? There is no noise when playing the radio through the bikes' speakers, so why when played through the headset?
Is this one of those "Just consider the whole package and deal with it" kind of things, or do I call the dealer?
Thanks!!!
Stay Safe,
Lance