This is a problem that I notice all the time with my GSM phones. Neat fix, but I’d have to buy a bazillion choke cores to eliminate the noise everywhere I go. That said, it’s an easy fix. Check it out…
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Love the typo on the word “quiet”
Hmm, now what do i do when i have the same problem inside my car with my car speakers….
@fishgal Get a new car? 😉
I just used this method in my car – charging my iphone and playing music over the aux-in was creating horrible static – 3 ferrite cores and a ground loop isolator (basically a giant ferrite core) and absolute silence when using the iphone over the stereo.
The best part? taking phone calls still works using the iphone’s mic and the car’s speakers – ultra speakerphone ftw!