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Handsfree kits??????
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| Thanks....... 2006-05-27, 11:48 pm |
| Does anyone know if any of the current Verizon phones
have true installed HF kits available??
I don't mean car charger type, I mean hardwired in the vehicles.
thnx
pottsladd13@yahoo.com
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| RNess 2006-05-27, 11:48 pm |
| e815 does - I have one
There is always Bluetooth kits...
"Thanks......." <pottsladd13@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:A35eg.291$f_4.34@trndny03...
> Does anyone know if any of the current Verizon phones
> have true installed HF kits available??
> I don't mean car charger type, I mean hardwired in the vehicles.
>
> thnx
>
> pottsladd13@yahoo.com
>
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| Peter Pan 2006-05-27, 11:48 pm |
| Thanks....... wrote:
> Does anyone know if any of the current Verizon phones
> have true installed HF kits available??
> I don't mean car charger type, I mean hardwired in the vehicles.
>
> thnx
>
> pottsladd13@yahoo.com
Why wouldn't you want a HF that charges also? Seems to me that requires a
car charger if it is hardwired to the car's electrical system...
Heck even when the phone has BT, I still like the ones that hold the phone
and charge while it's being held. I use it with the built in speakerphone
(don't have to worry about the BT headset going dead)
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| RNess 2006-05-27, 11:48 pm |
| There are HF kits that are not installed. They power via the cig lighter
and in most cases are of lower quality. I think this is what he meant.
Cig lighter adapter with a speaker..
All of the installed kits charge also - or should I say the ones that physically
connect to the phone. And, most also have a RF connection to the phone
for external antenna, a bonus.
The BT kits, while convenient, don't give you either of the above...
"Peter Pan" < PeterPanNOSPAM@NOSPA
MAkamail.com> wrote in message news:4dsbfeF197p04U1
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> Thanks....... wrote:
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> Why wouldn't you want a HF that charges also? Seems to me that requires a car charger if it is hardwired to the car's
> electrical system...
> Heck even when the phone has BT, I still like the ones that hold the phone and charge while it's being held. I use it
> with the built in speakerphone (don't have to worry about the BT headset going dead)
>
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| Thanks....... wrote:
> Does anyone know if any of the current Verizon phones
> have true installed HF kits available??
> I don't mean car charger type, I mean hardwired in the vehicles.
Motorola V276 (tri-mode)
Motorola E815 (all-digital)
See "http://nordicgroup.us/mphfck" a great source of information on
Motorola Professional Hands Free Car Kits. A great website by a really
great person.
The V325 will NOT work with a car kit.
I am using the V276 in a Motorola Professional Hands Free Car Kit.
Steve
http://nordicgroup.us/mphfck/
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| Thanks....... wrote:
> Does anyone know if any of the current Verizon phones
> have true installed HF kits available??
> I don't mean car charger type, I mean hardwired in the vehicles.
>
> thnx
>
> pottsladd13@yahoo.com
Also:
"http://www.cellularaccessory.com/s9950.html"
V276 hang-up cup: "http://www.cellularaccessory.com/syn1088a.html"
E816 hang-up cup: "http://www.cellularaccessory.com/syn9995.html"
Enter "gift4u" as a promotion code to get an extra 7% off your order
I don't know if this store is the cheapest place, but I've purchased
from them several times, and they are very reliable.
I think that V276 isn't on Verizon's web site any more, but it's still
available from various places, including Amazon (if you're a new
customer). I bought a V276 at Target, the prepaid model, and just used
it on my regular Verizon account. It was $80. Later I got one for my
daughter, to use on PagePlus prepaid, and it was $70. Costco used to
have them, but not any more. It's $100 from WalMart.
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| Thanks....... 2006-05-28, 2:48 am |
| What do you think of it? I used to work Verizon Wireless back in late 90's,
I did installs and service for them. So I'm looking for a good reliable
phone with a real handsfree kit.
Also how much did they get you for the kit?
thnx
"RNess" <richard@nodamnspam.nessnet.com> wrote in message
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> e815 does - I have one
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> There is always Bluetooth kits...
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> "Thanks......." <pottsladd13@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:A35eg.291$f_4.34@trndny03...
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| Thanks....... 2006-05-28, 2:48 am |
| The original installed handsfree kits were chargers and handsfree kits in
package, I used to install them for Verizon, when they were Bell Atlantic
Mobile.
"Peter Pan" < PeterPanNOSPAM@NOSPA
MAkamail.com> wrote in message
news:4dsbfeF197p04U1
@individual.net...
> Thanks....... wrote:
>
> Why wouldn't you want a HF that charges also? Seems to me that requires a
> car charger if it is hardwired to the car's electrical system...
> Heck even when the phone has BT, I still like the ones that hold the phone
> and charge while it's being held. I use it with the built in speakerphone
> (don't have to worry about the BT headset going dead)
>
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| Thanks....... 2006-05-28, 2:48 am |
| Thanks for all the info. At least I know what to look at now. I'm going to
be replacing a Startac digital, not that I want to, but the software is just
to old to work properly with the network anymore.
Thanks to all...................
"SMS" <scharf.steven@geemail.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks....... wrote:
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> Also:
>
> "http://www.cellularaccessory.com/s9950.html"
>
> V276 hang-up cup: "http://www.cellularaccessory.com/syn1088a.html"
> E816 hang-up cup: "http://www.cellularaccessory.com/syn9995.html"
>
> Enter "gift4u" as a promotion code to get an extra 7% off your order
>
> I don't know if this store is the cheapest place, but I've purchased from
> them several times, and they are very reliable.
>
> I think that V276 isn't on Verizon's web site any more, but it's still
> available from various places, including Amazon (if you're a new
> customer). I bought a V276 at Target, the prepaid model, and just used it
> on my regular Verizon account. It was $80. Later I got one for my
> daughter, to use on PagePlus prepaid, and it was $70. Costco used to have
> them, but not any more. It's $100 from WalMart.
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| countrymods 2006-05-28, 11:48 pm |
| I recommend you get the HF kit made by the manufacturer compare to a
company like Smooth talker. The issue I have seen, over time the phone
doesn't fit. I install and service HF kits, including booster.
Carl
"Thanks......." <pottsladd13@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks for all the info. At least I know what to look at now. I'm going to
> be replacing a Startac digital, not that I want to, but the software is
just
> to old to work properly with the network anymore.
>
> Thanks to all...................
> "SMS" <scharf.steven@geemail.com> wrote in message
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