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Old 01-19-2006, 11:02 AM
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I just picked up an '06 4.4 and I have been able to pair the Razor, but keeping the bluetooth on sucks my phone battery dry pretty fast.

Is there a snap in cradle available that works like the CPT 9000 cradle?

Also, is there an antenna already in the car or do I need to buy that as well?
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Old 01-19-2006, 11:18 AM
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I just picked up an '06 4.4 and I have been able to pair the Razor, but keeping the bluetooth on sucks my phone battery dry pretty fast.

Is there a snap in cradle available that works like the CPT 9000 cradle?

Also, is there an antenna already in the car or do I need to buy that as well?
I don't think there's a cradle for the RAZR.

There's a snap in cradle for some other phones like the V600 and it connects to the external antenna charges the phone as well.
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Old 01-22-2006, 07:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Sterling 4.4
I just picked up an '06 4.4 and I have been able to pair the Razor, but keeping the bluetooth on sucks my phone battery dry pretty fast.

Is there a snap in cradle available that works like the CPT 9000 cradle?

Also, is there an antenna already in the car or do I need to buy that as well?
There is no snap-in cradle for the RAZR. The reason is because the RAZR has a mini usb connection on the side of the phone. This makes it nearly impossible to have a "snap-in" to charge it. Make sense??
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Old 01-22-2006, 12:53 PM
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Only turn on bluetooth when you are getting in and off when getting out. Mine will last 1-2 days when on the whole time, otherwise 3-4 days.

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