Bluetooth Car Kit

Does anyone have any info on the 'hard wired' Bluetooth car kits?
I am interested in one for my v600 and am considering either the
Motorola Bluetooth carkit
http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=HFW8000
or the
Parrot CK3000 bluetooth kit
http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=PAR_CK3000

Any comments on which is the best?

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I have used the motorola original kit paired with a nokia 6310 gsm phone
and it worked fine for about 2 months and then glitched. I removed pwr.
and reconnected and it has worked fine since. the motorola kit has its
own spaker the parrot kit has a mute output and a speaker interface to
feed the sound into the audio speakers of the stereo in your car. the
parrot kit is a little more labor on the installation Both are good
products. the parrot offers more dialing features. motorola only has 20
speed dials.
hope this helps
Rich Hawthorne
Hands-free installations NY

Paul wrote:

>Does anyone have any info on the 'hard wired' Bluetooth car kits?
>I am interested in one for my v600 and am considering either the
>Motorola Bluetooth carkit
>http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=HFW8000
>or the
>Parrot CK3000 bluetooth kit
>http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=PAR_CK3000
>
>Any comments on which is the best?
>
>
>
>

I have used the motorola original kit paired with a nokia 6310 gsm phone
and it worked fine for about 2 months and then glitched. I removed pwr.
and reconnected and it has worked fine since. the motorola kit has its
own spaker the parrot kit has a mute output and a speaker interface to
feed the sound into the audio speakers of the stereo in your car. the
parrot kit is a little more labor on the installation Both are good
products. the parrot offers more dialing features. motorola only has 20
speed dials.
hope this helps
Rich Hawthorne
Hands-free installations NY

Paul wrote:

>Does anyone have any info on the 'hard wired' Bluetooth car kits?
>I am interested in one for my v600 and am considering either the
>Motorola Bluetooth carkit
>http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=HFW8000
>or the
>Parrot CK3000 bluetooth kit
>http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=PAR_CK3000
>
>Any comments on which is the best?
>
>
>
>

Do you mean the Motorola will not interface with the car stereo?
I was leaning towards the Motorola thinking it will be more compatible with
the V600.

Thanks

"Richard Hawthorne" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I have used the motorola original kit paired with a nokia 6310 gsm phone
> and it worked fine for about 2 months and then glitched. I removed pwr.
> and reconnected and it has worked fine since. the motorola kit has its
> own spaker the parrot kit has a mute output and a speaker interface to
> feed the sound into the audio speakers of the stereo in your car. the
> parrot kit is a little more labor on the installation Both are good
> products. the parrot offers more dialing features. motorola only has 20
> speed dials.
> hope this helps
> Rich Hawthorne
> Hands-free installations NY
>
> Paul wrote:
>
> >Does anyone have any info on the 'hard wired' Bluetooth car kits?
> >I am interested in one for my v600 and am considering either the
> >Motorola Bluetooth carkit
> >http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=HFW8000
> >or the
> >Parrot CK3000 bluetooth kit
> >http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=PAR_CK3000
> >
> >Any comments on which is the best?
> >
> >
> >
> >
>

Do you mean the Motorola will not interface with the car stereo?
I was leaning towards the Motorola thinking it will be more compatible with
the V600.

Thanks

"Richard Hawthorne" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I have used the motorola original kit paired with a nokia 6310 gsm phone
> and it worked fine for about 2 months and then glitched. I removed pwr.
> and reconnected and it has worked fine since. the motorola kit has its
> own spaker the parrot kit has a mute output and a speaker interface to
> feed the sound into the audio speakers of the stereo in your car. the
> parrot kit is a little more labor on the installation Both are good
> products. the parrot offers more dialing features. motorola only has 20
> speed dials.
> hope this helps
> Rich Hawthorne
> Hands-free installations NY
>
> Paul wrote:
>
> >Does anyone have any info on the 'hard wired' Bluetooth car kits?
> >I am interested in one for my v600 and am considering either the
> >Motorola Bluetooth carkit
> >http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=HFW8000
> >or the
> >Parrot CK3000 bluetooth kit
> >http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=PAR_CK3000
> >
> >Any comments on which is the best?
> >
> >
> >
> >
>

the motorola one has an external spkr. not a radio interface. it will
mute the radio but sound is from a seperate spkr.


Paul wrote:

>Do you mean the Motorola will not interface with the car stereo?
>I was leaning towards the Motorola thinking it will be more compatible with
>the V600.
>
>Thanks
>
>"Richard Hawthorne" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>
>
>>I have used the motorola original kit paired with a nokia 6310 gsm phone
>>and it worked fine for about 2 months and then glitched. I removed pwr.
>>and reconnected and it has worked fine since. the motorola kit has its
>>own spaker the parrot kit has a mute output and a speaker interface to
>>feed the sound into the audio speakers of the stereo in your car. the
>>parrot kit is a little more labor on the installation Both are good
>>products. the parrot offers more dialing features. motorola only has 20
>>speed dials.
>>hope this helps
>>Rich Hawthorne
>>Hands-free installations NY
>>
>>Paul wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>>Does anyone have any info on the 'hard wired' Bluetooth car kits?
>>>I am interested in one for my v600 and am considering either the
>>>Motorola Bluetooth carkit
>>>http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=HFW8000
>>>or the
>>>Parrot CK3000 bluetooth kit
>>>http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=PAR_CK3000
>>>
>>>Any comments on which is the best?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>
>
>
>

the motorola one has an external spkr. not a radio interface. it will
mute the radio but sound is from a seperate spkr.


Paul wrote:

>Do you mean the Motorola will not interface with the car stereo?
>I was leaning towards the Motorola thinking it will be more compatible with
>the V600.
>
>Thanks
>
>"Richard Hawthorne" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>
>
>>I have used the motorola original kit paired with a nokia 6310 gsm phone
>>and it worked fine for about 2 months and then glitched. I removed pwr.
>>and reconnected and it has worked fine since. the motorola kit has its
>>own spaker the parrot kit has a mute output and a speaker interface to
>>feed the sound into the audio speakers of the stereo in your car. the
>>parrot kit is a little more labor on the installation Both are good
>>products. the parrot offers more dialing features. motorola only has 20
>>speed dials.
>>hope this helps
>>Rich Hawthorne
>>Hands-free installations NY
>>
>>Paul wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>>Does anyone have any info on the 'hard wired' Bluetooth car kits?
>>>I am interested in one for my v600 and am considering either the
>>>Motorola Bluetooth carkit
>>>http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=HFW8000
>>>or the
>>>Parrot CK3000 bluetooth kit
>>>http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=PAR_CK3000
>>>
>>>Any comments on which is the best?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>
>
>
>

Richard

Thanks for the reply.
Does the CK3000 have the ability to do both, i.e. use the stereo speakers if it is compatible or an external speaker if not?

Thanks
"Richard Hawthorne" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
the motorola one has an external spkr. not a radio interface. it will mute the radio but sound is from a seperate spkr.


Paul wrote:

Do you mean the Motorola will not interface with the car stereo?
I was leaning towards the Motorola thinking it will be more compatible with
the V600.

Thanks

"Richard Hawthorne" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
I have used the motorola original kit paired with a nokia 6310 gsm phone
and it worked fine for about 2 months and then glitched. I removed pwr.
and reconnected and it has worked fine since. the motorola kit has its
own spaker the parrot kit has a mute output and a speaker interface to
feed the sound into the audio speakers of the stereo in your car. the
parrot kit is a little more labor on the installation Both are good
products. the parrot offers more dialing features. motorola only has 20
speed dials.
hope this helps
Rich Hawthorne
Hands-free installations NY

Paul wrote:

Does anyone have any info on the 'hard wired' Bluetooth car kits?
I am interested in one for my v600 and am considering either the
Motorola Bluetooth carkit
http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=HFW8000
or the
Parrot CK3000 bluetooth kit
http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=PAR_CK3000

Any comments on which is the best?

Richard

Thanks for the reply.
Does the CK3000 have the ability to do both, i.e. use the stereo speakers if it is compatible or an external speaker if not?

Thanks
"Richard Hawthorne" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
the motorola one has an external spkr. not a radio interface. it will mute the radio but sound is from a seperate spkr.


Paul wrote:

Do you mean the Motorola will not interface with the car stereo?
I was leaning towards the Motorola thinking it will be more compatible with
the V600.

Thanks

"Richard Hawthorne" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
I have used the motorola original kit paired with a nokia 6310 gsm phone
and it worked fine for about 2 months and then glitched. I removed pwr.
and reconnected and it has worked fine since. the motorola kit has its
own spaker the parrot kit has a mute output and a speaker interface to
feed the sound into the audio speakers of the stereo in your car. the
parrot kit is a little more labor on the installation Both are good
products. the parrot offers more dialing features. motorola only has 20
speed dials.
hope this helps
Rich Hawthorne
Hands-free installations NY

Paul wrote:

Does anyone have any info on the 'hard wired' Bluetooth car kits?
I am interested in one for my v600 and am considering either the
Motorola Bluetooth carkit
http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=HFW8000
or the
Parrot CK3000 bluetooth kit
http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=PAR_CK3000

Any comments on which is the best?