[Hood]

Thanks for the reply. Too bad it's the dongle, I'll have to start looking for another type without this problem.

I think they all can do it although saying that my Chinese cheap one seems better than the AA Wireless and Carsifi ones I had.

Can you get it back showing by the method I mentioned above?

 

[Brennan]

Hi all,

Just an Idea for wireless Carplay/Android.
I bougth a wireless dongle on one "famous" cheap online stores for 30eur.
It was couple of milimeters bigger than cable opening so with a small help managed to make it smaller.
Now it is inside the rubber cover. No cables, no removal for washing.
And it works....


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The big problem on long trips is keeping the iPhone's battery alive. Working with GPS, music and telephone, in 6 hours I would have to charge the phone's battery. Unfortunately, we ended up going back to the voltage and data cable

I did something similar. The nice thing about a cable was power supply, cause GPS/maps/android auto uses a TON of juice. I just installed a dual USB C/A port on the left side, replacing the accessory socket. I thought about selling kits, but idk how reliable it'd be if people tried plugging in something that shouldn't be or had a really high draw, or if it would just blow fuses or something. Anyways, I just made essentially a direct replacement for the factory accessory socket which has an OEM connector on the end and just plugs right in and installs just like the OEM accessory socket, with a waterproof lid and all, except its got a USB A port and also brings the bike into modern day standards because it has a C port as well. It was annoying just having the single A port because I didnt own any cables I could even use to plug in to a type A port. I was gonna just go dual C ports, but I figured if I had a dongle permanently attached to the A port, it might be better to add another A port as well as a C port just to have the options. After all, I dont think I really needed 2 C ports, as I dont think the bike/fuse could even support 2 high wattage C type devices at once anyways.