Thanks to everyone who contributed to the solution! Here's how it breakes down:
1. Lined the motorcycle radio housing with copper foil tape. No appreciable difference.
2. Installed Motorola DC Line Filter. 50-60% for the better.
3. Covered the ignition coils and wires with copper foil tape. 90-95% for the better.
4. Installed 32000 uf capacitors on the alternator, ignition module, and to ground from the DC source for the radio. 100% better.
There's still a minute amount of noise on VERY distant stations, but they aren't reliably copiable, anyway.
Thanks to all !
Jim
Gator Ignition Noise - Solved!
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Can you post this resolution in your origional thread? This way the problem and the solution will go together. That way if someone searches - they have a chance of seeing the problem and the solution in one thread!
Thanks.
Once it's there, one of us will can this post.
-Alex
Thanks.
Once it's there, one of us will can this post.
-Alex
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