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Cable for new iPhone (Lightening)
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al0vely
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USB or Bluetooth would be your better connection. I am not sure how you make that connection to your radio but I am sure someone here will have the answer. Luckily my F3 has both USB and aux ports.
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In the RT Limited, there is a cable the goes to the old Ipod/Iphones but Apple has changed on us.
This is the one I currently have: https://www.amazon.com/Can-Am-219400346-iPod-Integration-Cable/dp/B00ARC5T7U
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SpyderConvert
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Adapter
I've used the "old" connector to "lightning" for my iPod that lives in the trunk of my '15 RTL since I bought it in June last year; not one problem.
I've used the "old" connector to "lightning" for my iPod that lives in the trunk of my '15 RTL since I bought it in June last year; not one problem.
OverHillAndDale
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This device will let you play music from your phone through your speakers, but you would loose the ability to control through music through your handlebars. However, it works very well for me as I've got my phone in a RAM X-Grip on my handlebars.
http://www.nyrius.com/discontinued/s...e-dock-adapter
http://www.nyrius.com/discontinued/s...e-dock-adapter
OverHillAndDale
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Oops - that link is no longer available. Try this one.
https://www.amazon.com/Nyrius-Bluet...sr=8-5&keywords=ipod+bluetooth+adapter+30+pin
https://www.amazon.com/Nyrius-Bluet...sr=8-5&keywords=ipod+bluetooth+adapter+30+pin
Av8er
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I like that!! Do you have to power it on each time or does it automatically turn on and off when the bike is on and off? I was fixing to route a 10ft long aux cable to my handlebars but if this works I will save myself some trouble.
OverHillAndDale
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You plug the device into the 30 pin iPod connector, and it gets it's power through that link. Your phone connects to the device via Bluetooth.
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