Car charger disconnecting and reconnecting by itself.

I am having a strange problem with my 3GS. With the car charger plugged in and going down the road the phone will disconnect and instantly reconnect itself to the charger...thought it was the charger so tried another and the same thing. Does it when going downhill. Have determined that it does it no matter what unless I put it in airplane mode, then that solves the problem until I turn airplane mode off then it is right back to doing it again. Anyone else having this problem or know what to do to correct it?

Mine starts it every night at the same place. It is a smooth highway but there is a slight hill. Did it tonight with a brand new charger only way I could get the problem to stop was put it in airplane mode, then could not get it to do it again until I took it back off airplane mode. I have tried unplugging and plugging back up but its still the same. Even tried moving the phone and wire and plug around thinking bad connection or broken wire. Still same thing..like it is getting or losing some signal from the towers making it do it. So I dont think it is charger or the port on the phone.

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