Nokia CARK-91 for 6210, 6310, etc.
05 January 2003, 07:20 PM
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IF NOT SOLD
if it will work with a 6510 I will take it & sort the money out tonight !
PLEASE MAIL ME BACK !
CHEERS
PAUL
bugger looks like i need a CARK-132
[Edited by Fulham71 - 5/1/2003 7:24:31 PM]
if it will work with a 6510 I will take it & sort the money out tonight !
PLEASE MAIL ME BACK !
CHEERS
PAUL
bugger looks like i need a CARK-132
[Edited by Fulham71 - 5/1/2003 7:24:31 PM]
09 April 2003, 06:34 PM
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Any interest? Don't use it any more. Got the box, wiring instructions, brackets, etc basically the lot as new.
Looking for £50. If you're unsure what it works with drop me a mail. paul_morga@yahoo.co.uk
Looking for £50. If you're unsure what it works with drop me a mail. paul_morga@yahoo.co.uk
09 April 2003, 06:43 PM
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Nokia sales blurb (Ignore the "qualified professional" bit, these can be installed in less than 30 mins if you're competent at removing panels and doing some simple wiring):
Advanced HF Car Kit CARK-91
Holds your phone in place while recharging the battery. Provides handsfree with a separate microphone and speaker with excellent two-way (duplex) voice quality. Should be installed by a qualified professional.
This kit includes:
Advanced Active Car Holder MCC-1
Advanced HF Unit HFU-2
External HF Speaker HFS-12
Microphone HFM-8
Advanced HF Car Kit CARK-91
Holds your phone in place while recharging the battery. Provides handsfree with a separate microphone and speaker with excellent two-way (duplex) voice quality. Should be installed by a qualified professional.
This kit includes:
Advanced Active Car Holder MCC-1
Advanced HF Unit HFU-2
External HF Speaker HFS-12
Microphone HFM-8
10 April 2003, 03:21 PM
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It has a connection for an external aerial, you can simply add whatever one suits you (glass mount, panel mount, tax-disc aerial etc). I've been using it with a rear window glass mount and it makes a noticable difference to signal quality especially in poor signal areas.
I would have included the aerial but the glass mount ones are a PITA to get off and lose their stickyness once removed. The kits don't come with an aerial as standard.
Yes the kit will work fine with a 6310i.
I would have included the aerial but the glass mount ones are a PITA to get off and lose their stickyness once removed. The kits don't come with an aerial as standard.
Yes the kit will work fine with a 6310i.
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10 April 2003, 09:13 PM
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When I changed the glass mounted aerial between cars I cleaned the old 'sticky' off with meths and used interior mirror pads to stick in new car. (dont forget to heat up the pads before fitting to glass though).
Also if your stereo has a mute facility you can wire the kit up to mute the stereo automatically.
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Also if your stereo has a mute facility you can wire the kit up to mute the stereo automatically.
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