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Looking at gettin a new phone before we drive down to cliffhanger, I have got a nokia CDMA in car kit with a high gain external antenna.
Im wanting to do the same thing agian but with a Next G setup, trying to avoid bluetooth, would prefer the old mic, speaker and charging cradle setup. Also would like so stay with a nokia phone if possable.
Could anyone shead some light on this stuff for me please, as we will be traveling with young kids now, and have other big trips in the near future.
cheers Geoff
Im wanting to do the same thing agian but with a Next G setup, trying to avoid bluetooth, would prefer the old mic, speaker and charging cradle setup. Also would like so stay with a nokia phone if possable.
Could anyone shead some light on this stuff for me please, as we will be traveling with young kids now, and have other big trips in the near future.
cheers Geoff
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Not many phones have external aerial connections anymore.
I just got he new tradies phone from telstra ie. dust / water / shock resistant which would also make it a good 4wd phone. Its a brick of a thing buts its basic which suits me. also i have data alowance as well so i can connect to the net. its hopeless on the phone screen but it can sycronise with my laptop and i can use normal internet through the phone and its not too slow. not something you would use every day but handy for travel.
I dont know about full car kits but i have a bluetooh headunit so as soon as i start the car it automatically connects so i dont even need to take it out of my pocket. and if i want extra range i plug it into the big airal.
just one option. its a ZTE - E159 (TELSTRA) phone.
I just got he new tradies phone from telstra ie. dust / water / shock resistant which would also make it a good 4wd phone. Its a brick of a thing buts its basic which suits me. also i have data alowance as well so i can connect to the net. its hopeless on the phone screen but it can sycronise with my laptop and i can use normal internet through the phone and its not too slow. not something you would use every day but handy for travel.
I dont know about full car kits but i have a bluetooh headunit so as soon as i start the car it automatically connects so i dont even need to take it out of my pocket. and if i want extra range i plug it into the big airal.
just one option. its a ZTE - E159 (TELSTRA) phone.
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The plug for the antenna is part of the cradle it sits in.
I have the telstra T165.
I have heard bad bad stories about the newer model of this phone (T165i), there is no problems with the phone itself but problems in the way it acts when plugged into the hands free kit - ZTE who make these phones and all the "Telstra" branded ones are in the process of updating the phones again to prevent these issues.
Paul
I have the telstra T165.
I have heard bad bad stories about the newer model of this phone (T165i), there is no problems with the phone itself but problems in the way it acts when plugged into the hands free kit - ZTE who make these phones and all the "Telstra" branded ones are in the process of updating the phones again to prevent these issues.
Paul
Some info on ZTE in there and phones...
My ZTE started off ok, then after the second recall on them, work gave me a new nokia. But I tend to be hard on phones dropping them regularly. thus why I got the F158 originally :(
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/phpBB2/ft ... hlight=zte
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/phpBB2/ft ... hlight=zte
Edit: this is the one I had.
My ZTE started off ok, then after the second recall on them, work gave me a new nokia. But I tend to be hard on phones dropping them regularly. thus why I got the F158 originally :(
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/phpBB2/ft ... hlight=zte
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/phpBB2/ft ... hlight=zte
Edit: this is the one I had.
were taking one of these with us to cliffhanger
http://www.telstra.com.au/mobile/flash/ ... dsetid=905
http://www.telstra.com.au/mobile/flash/ ... dsetid=905
Think you will struggle with the external aeriel thing with the newest nokia's. I have had a few weeks the n95... certainly not a tradey phone but rep family work they seem good. Good cover the key eg from wow get the silicon type similar to that on your ipod...
Reception is great... i have given up on car kits as such and just run ciggy charger and blue ant hands free kit which i must say is excelent if you do give in and not get external aeriel type.
Reception is great... i have given up on car kits as such and just run ciggy charger and blue ant hands free kit which i must say is excelent if you do give in and not get external aeriel type.
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[quote="mickyd555"]were taking one of these with us to cliffhanger
http://www.telstra.com.au/mobile/flash/ ... dsetid=905[/quote]
Im leaning towards this one and the nokia 6120.
Would just like to know more about the car kits that go with them!
Keep the replies coming guys.
That first link was good thanks Bogged!
http://www.telstra.com.au/mobile/flash/ ... dsetid=905[/quote]
Im leaning towards this one and the nokia 6120.
Would just like to know more about the car kits that go with them!
Keep the replies coming guys.
That first link was good thanks Bogged!
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we should have the car kit by then. that way we can ring RACQ when we brake downgut42 wrote:Im leaning towards this one and the nokia 6120.mickyd555 wrote:were taking one of these with us to cliffhanger
http://www.telstra.com.au/mobile/flash/ ... dsetid=905
Would just like to know more about the car kits that go with them!
Keep the replies coming guys.
That first link was good thanks Bogged!
Either the 6120 classic or E85 or whatever it is.
Cradles are avaliable through force for either and have a passive antenna coupler so still can have external antenna.
Down side being they are bluetooth and you will most likely have to upgrade your data box for it to be compatible with the proper charging cable.
Cheaper option is if your old kit is a nokia Ck-7w then i would just buy a force cradle to suit the 6120 or e85 and buy a cigarette charger and use that for charging. Should cost around a 100 bucks that way.
Cradles are avaliable through force for either and have a passive antenna coupler so still can have external antenna.
Down side being they are bluetooth and you will most likely have to upgrade your data box for it to be compatible with the proper charging cable.
Cheaper option is if your old kit is a nokia Ck-7w then i would just buy a force cradle to suit the 6120 or e85 and buy a cigarette charger and use that for charging. Should cost around a 100 bucks that way.
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[quote="crispy"]Either the 6120 classic or E85 or whatever it is.
Cradles are avaliable through force for either and have a passive antenna coupler so still can have external antenna.
Down side being they are bluetooth and you will most likely have to upgrade your data box for it to be compatible with the proper charging cable.
Cheaper option is if your old kit is a nokia Ck-7w then i would just buy a force cradle to suit the 6120 or e85 and buy a cigarette charger and use that for charging. Should cost around a 100 bucks that way.[/quote]
Yeah I figured that I would have to throw it all out and start over!!!
Cradles are avaliable through force for either and have a passive antenna coupler so still can have external antenna.
Down side being they are bluetooth and you will most likely have to upgrade your data box for it to be compatible with the proper charging cable.
Cheaper option is if your old kit is a nokia Ck-7w then i would just buy a force cradle to suit the 6120 or e85 and buy a cigarette charger and use that for charging. Should cost around a 100 bucks that way.[/quote]
Yeah I figured that I would have to throw it all out and start over!!!
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Hi all
I have had a n51 for bout 9 months. it has copped a load of abuse 9 drops from approx 4 ft from last count. I have really great reception from all most everywhere and i'm up between Mackay and townsville( very Hilly )
It has a metal battery lid and metal around the screen
I would recommend it
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I have had a n51 for bout 9 months. it has copped a load of abuse 9 drops from approx 4 ft from last count. I have really great reception from all most everywhere and i'm up between Mackay and townsville( very Hilly )
It has a metal battery lid and metal around the screen
I would recommend it
See yas
I have a ZTE, got it early this year... it's shit.. absolute shit... spewn i got it on a plan!!!!! now i'm stuck with the piece of shit.
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Haha did my other post make no sense?gut42 wrote:Thanks guys,
Can you get a car kit for the 6120 or the E51?
There are no genuine nokia cradles available but force make cradle for them.
Can only have a bluetooth connection tho. The Nokia CK-7w phone kit is the most common to use and the latest versions support charging of the phone with a dedicated charging lead.
The nokia is probably the best all round package out at the moment, used with the force cradles. I think you can buy a bundled pack with phone kit and force cradle which is probably cheaper.
The 6120c cradle
http://www.forcetechnology.com.au/produ ... =RC-CR6120
and the E51 Cradle
http://www.forcetechnology.com.au/produ ... =RC-N8CE51
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[quote="crispy"][quote="gut42"]Thanks guys,
Can you get a car kit for the 6120 or the E51?[/quote]
Haha did my other post make no sense?
There are no genuine nokia cradles available but force make cradle for them.
Can only have a bluetooth connection tho. The Nokia CK-7w phone kit is the most common to use and the latest versions support charging of the phone with a dedicated charging lead.
The nokia is probably the best all round package out at the moment, used with the force cradles. I think you can buy a bundled pack with phone kit and force cradle which is probably cheaper.
The 6120c cradle
http://www.forcetechnology.com.au/produ ... =RC-CR6120
and the E51 Cradle
http://www.forcetechnology.com.au/produ ... =RC-N8CE51[/quote]
Ahh thank you this is what Im looking for! What I meant in that last post was do nokia do a car kit? My bad!!!
Can you get a car kit for the 6120 or the E51?[/quote]
Haha did my other post make no sense?
There are no genuine nokia cradles available but force make cradle for them.
Can only have a bluetooth connection tho. The Nokia CK-7w phone kit is the most common to use and the latest versions support charging of the phone with a dedicated charging lead.
The nokia is probably the best all round package out at the moment, used with the force cradles. I think you can buy a bundled pack with phone kit and force cradle which is probably cheaper.
The 6120c cradle
http://www.forcetechnology.com.au/produ ... =RC-CR6120
and the E51 Cradle
http://www.forcetechnology.com.au/produ ... =RC-N8CE51[/quote]
Ahh thank you this is what Im looking for! What I meant in that last post was do nokia do a car kit? My bad!!!
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