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Thanks for the welcome aboard. . . I think.
But seriously, can anyone help me with my original question? |
I don't mean to give you a hard time, but... wouldn't it be cheaper and easier to just get a newer phone that is bluetooth compliant? The phones are so cheap now and the the special kit you are looking for is likely to be "uncheap".
John |
If i understand the question correctly you want to wire in your nextel phone to Charge it up?:confused:To get the X5 recognize it? ( In what way? . So you can dial out). If thats the case i guess your doing this as a challenge just to see if it will work? Or it's cheaper? I'm not sure. But it sounds like a lot of work. I have had Nextel for years so I would be interested where your going with this. Sorry I don't have an answer and I hope someone can help you but I gotta be honest from your description I'm kinda confused as to what your trying to accomplish.
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<<I think Nextel's Bluetooth is around $300.00>>
Ouch. I have a couple of renewals on my desk for Sony Ericsson and Motorola for $25 and $60, just for signing a new 2 year contract. Both are Bluetooth. So I guess the cell phone business works differently where you are! in any case the convenience of the Bluetooth technology makes any cost differential well worth it to me. John |
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Actually that depends on where and how you purchase. http://www.phonedog.com/cell-phone-s...-specials.aspx The i870 and the Blackberry can both be purchased for less.
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:rofl: LMAO!
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Michelle. I think it's maybe an area thing for some folks but Nextel at least for me has always worked consistantly. Right now i'm using verizon and where i am Nextel works much better. Add to that world wide direct connect and it was hard for me to change. I still might go back back because even though they are a bit more monthly i just never had any problem getting a signal, no problem with the handset's, and no problem with customer service. But that just my experience.
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The phone I have is the i850. It is a relative new phone (only a week old to me). The only BT phone I can get from Nextel is $249.95. Also my 2001 X5 is not BT. In order to make a BT connection I would have to buy a BT phone and some kind of adapter for the X5 (If i'm able). Not cheap!
What I am trying to do is either get a different ejection box with the correct coiled wire or an adapter for the end of the coiled wire to change it to fit my phone. The vehicle is wired for a phone (mic, steering wheel buttons, ect,...) so I would like to make it a neat installation. |
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