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Samsung Galaxy 5 MP3 player - MAJOR static!!

Destructus86

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So, I just replaced my Ipod Touch with a Samsung Galaxy 5 MP3 Player and for the first couple days it worked awesome in my carm through the aux port and through headphones. but now everytime I plug my player into my car or plug headphones in I get static. and i'm not talking background hiss...this is full on, deafening, music consuming massive static sound like white noise. I have to unplug the headphones or aux cable and re-plug it back in a couple times to make the sound stop. (the sound does not occur without anything plugged into the player)

HELP! Any ideas?
 
So, I just replaced my Ipod Touch with a Samsung Galaxy 5 MP3 Player and for the first couple days it worked awesome in my carm through the aux port and through headphones. but now everytime I plug my player into my car or plug headphones in I get static. and i'm not talking background hiss...this is full on, deafening, music consuming massive static sound like white noise. I have to unplug the headphones or aux cable and re-plug it back in a couple times to make the sound stop. (the sound does not occur without anything plugged into the player)

HELP! Any ideas?

I was using the headphone jack and using a cable to the aux input jack in my car. I connected the phone to the car charger and plugged it into the cigarette lighter/aux charger input. Whenever I was listening to Pandora or music from SD card while the car was running I was getting static and general noises from the car engine. If I unhooked the car charger the noise would go away but when plugged back in the noise would return.



I went to my local Verizon store and they said that Verizon did not have a filter for this problem.



I went to Radio Shack and they have a product that costs about $3 to cure this problem. It is called a "Snap choke Core". It is a little piece of plastic that snaps over your car charger cable. Two come in a package. Two were needed on one car charger cable. There is no rewiring or anything... just a simple snap of plastic.



It helps prevent electric magnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI). It snaps over the coax, audio or AC Cord.



I got a18x29 5x5 5mm ferrite core.



The Radio Shack bar code is 0 40293 64760 6
 
My jeep Stereo gets random noise created by the cell charger. For convenience in my other vehicles I use Bluetooth for audio out.
 
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