stupid hands free kits

[Damo]

am gettin a bit upset at the prospect of a hands free kit being fitted in my car! work are insisting i have one cos i do actually need one,

dont want the cheap halfords one (theyre cr/\p), but also dont want holes drilled in my dash!

any concealments anyone can think of?

 

[Tom]

You need either a dash mount or a very strong sticky pad (it works very well)

 

[Bubbles]

Quote: Originally posted by Damo on 15 March 2004


am gettin a bit upset at the prospect of a hands free kit being fitted in my car! work are insisting i have one cos i do actually need one,

dont want the cheap halfords one (theyre cr/\p), but also dont want holes drilled in my dash!

any concealments anyone can think of?

Nothing wrong with the halfords one, ive had it a few months now, not had any problems.

 

[Tom]

Not even gonna bother.

 

[boyracer666]

if ur companies paying for it get a pukka one

 

[Daz]

I have a bluetooth one.

Easy, no drilling or anything. Just connect to stereo.. mount mic on sticky pad, mount buttons on sticky pad..

Phone stays in pocket, on seat, anywhere.. as long as its within 10m of the car!

Very good.

 

[h3lter]

how much for them daz?

 

[poweredbydevil]

have the hcb 30 kit works well but turns off after a mintue i think i need update my software on the phone or something. paid 140 for kit and then a extra 30 for a music mute but u dont have to. when a call comes in music cuts out and comes through speakers not bad.

 

[Daz]

Quote: Originally posted by h3lter on 15 March 2004

how much for them daz?

£110 - £120.

Works great!

Bluetooth, comes through car speakers with mute etc.. etc..