Had to work a lot with noise caused by interference and noise loops- turned out in 90% to be bad wiring (to be read as improper routing and grounding). The worst car I've ever seen is BMW 7 series. That thing is loaded with analogue and digital circuits- noise everywhere.
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Sounds like the easiest fix is to take the HID light system out. I always wire my ham equipment directly to the battery and program the radio to auto power off after two hours. Those in-line filters are a good idea though. Here's one that I use...
DC Line Noise Filter (20 Amps max) with OEM-T in-line connectors [LF-1-OEM] - $29.99 It works really well. |
Originally Posted by zwhite97
(Post 905244)
Sounds like the easiest fix is to take the HID light system out. I always wire my ham equipment directly to the battery and program the radio to auto power off after two hours. Those in-line filters are a good idea though. Here's one that I use...
DC Line Noise Filter (20 Amps max) with OEM-T in-line connectors [LF-1-OEM] - $29.99 It works really well. |
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