GPS & Bike-to-Bike

Mick_rw

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I have a Active 7 Smart autocom system, which works fine, was looking at a fitting a bike to bike system, the GPS and radio's both use the same connector. So Autocom say connect the GPS to the music socket with a 2.5 mono / 3.5 stereo lead. That works fine.

The problem I am having, when I run the GPS from its own batteries it works ok, running GPS from bike battery all I get is a screeching noise. Anybody seen this problem, if so how did you cure it.

Cheers

Mick
 
Yep - the solution is to buy their (Autocom's) lead designed for the job - it has a bit of electrical circuitry built into it to suppress the interference. They are not cheap - but they do work. Your other option is to continue to power the GPS from batteries...

Mike:)
 
Thanks.....

Mike O said:
Yep - the solution is to buy their (Autocom's) lead designed for the job - it has a bit of electrical circuitry built into it to suppress the interference. They are not cheap - but they do work. Your other option is to continue to power the GPS from batteries...

Mike:)
Have just looked at the Autocom parts list and I see what you mean, I stupidly assumed the lead provided with the autocom system would work ok.

Thanks Mike.

Mick
 


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