Gossy can you ring me mate as I need to have a chat about the car kits you want.
I left a message for you yesterday on your mobile and tried to contact you on your landline and got a fax machine:(

As long as the phone is in the cradle you can answer it but if its not you're in the smelly brown stuff!!

May be interested, dependent on price - I have a Ericsson T610

Cheers

J4CK50N

let us know the price then mate, one for a 7250, the other for a 8210

Doesn't need to be in a cradle you just can't hold it while using it.

sorry m8 i stand corrected!

But saying that however its fitted and if they think you are driving dangerously they can still have ya.

Interested - Sony Ericsson T610

From Monday 1st December 2003, a new law comes into force making it an offence to use a hand-held phone, or similar device, when driving.

The penalty is a £30 fixed fine or up to £1,000 on conviction in court (£2,500 for drivers of goods vehicles, buses or coaches). However there are plans to increase this to a £60 fixed penalty plus 3 points on your driving licence.

So what constitutes a hand-held phone?

According to the Department for Transport, a hand-held device is something that "is or must be held at some point during the course of making or receiving a call or performing any other interactive communication function".

A device is "similar" to a mobile phone if it performs an interactive communication function by transmitting and receiving data.

Likewise, it will also be an offence to use a mobile phone with an earpiece if the phone has to be held at any point while you are talking or while make the call.

And you cannot use a mobile held between your ear and your shoulder.

The use of a mobile phone is also prohibited for texting and internet access if it must be held to be able to operate it.

What you can't do:
• You cannot use your phone if at any point making the call involves you actually holding your phone - even if only to push a button to dial or to receive a call.
• You cannot use your phone wedged between your shoulder and your ear.
• You cannot use your phone with an ear-piece if at any point making your call involves holding a phone.
• You cannot use a hand-held mobile phone even when stopped at traffic lights or in a traffic queue.

But the use of two-way radio equipment (unless the device can also be used as a phone) is not included in the new offence - although there is still a risk of distraction and prosecution under other powers.

Hands-free equipment is not prohibited - that means pushing buttons on a phone while it is in a cradle is not covered by the new offence, provided you don't hold the phone.

But be warned - you can still be prosecuted for failure to have proper control over your vehicle even if you use hands-free phones when driving.

Cheers for that lynn was just lookin for that myself

If anyone wants one I have a Motorola Bluetooth Headset which I dont use anymore (fitted a full hands free kit).

Cost me £95.00 open to offers or bits for a MY01 WRX as mine is still standard.

Jon

Could be intersted in a bluetooth device for a Nokia 7650

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[Edited by Redkop - 12/13/2003 12:28:10 PM]

Just a thought. I'm told the Nokia 7250 and 7250i aren't bluetooth compatible ?? Step backwards in technology, but I can't find any option on mine :rolleyes:

Thanks Phill

Boing BTTT:D

I'd have one too, for a Sony Ericcson T610. Cheers.

Nokia 6600 (if it's available yet :-))

t610

interested in the sony ericson bluetooth car kit HCB-30

A bluetooth one preferably ;)

If it's only fixed ones, then for an Nokia 8910 & Panasonic X70!

Ta

Andy

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[Edited by Redkop - 12/13/2003 12:26:08 PM]

for those without bluetooth, there is a bluetooth solution that plugs into the bottom of your phone (I've checked with a 7250i at least). The bit at the bottom of your phone connects wirelessly with the earpiece, giving you the same effect as bluetooth.

I think it was £80 at The Link. I bought a simple personal handsfree, but the wire is really annoying in a car, it gets tangled, and then falls out everytime you turn your head.

impreza_sports_nutter,

Don't worry about being "forward" and asking if you can quote mate. That's the whole point in a group buy, to get it as cheap as possible ;) Well done :rolleyes:

Thanks Phill

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[Edited by Redkop - 12/13/2003 12:31:01 PM]

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[Edited by Redkop - 12/13/2003 12:29:10 PM]

I need one for the new panasonic x70, if not i mayhave to go the bluetooth route?

Any ideas welcome.

Adrian

mmm now i am confused as to why there are so many edited posts on this thread


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Gossy they are deemed as commercial advertising

Might be interested in a bluetooth kit for a Nokia 6600.

Bluetooth for T610 please

Redkop,

That's a bit harsh. I wouldn't have said he was advertising commercially ??? I would have said that he was suggesting that he could do a good price on the group buy!! I didn't see him sending us to his website address or posting phone numbers, etc

Phill

I have Samsung V200.Any chance?

Interested in 2. One for Siemens SL55 and one for Nokia 8310, dependant on price.