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In article <_OvG8.15024$e5.104942@news.indigo.ie>, John C. Rymer 
<unlocking@eircom.net> writes
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>"K. meier" <k_meier@engineer.com> wrote in message
>news:27312c98.0205210924.5b952093@posting.google.com...
>> Hi
>> Where can I find an article on the quality of different karkits?
>>
>> Which is the best?
>> Thanks
>
>Well there really is not much to compare to the genuine Nokia CARKs.

Unless you don't own a Nokia... :-)

I've had three different types of full Nokia kits (the 2110 one, the 
9000 one and the CARK-91) and two different types of Ericsson kits 
(HF6600 for SH888, HCA-20 for the T68). They have all been excellent, 
with no problems whatsoever. I've always found the remote "privacy" 
handsets to be useful too - if I've pulled over to take a call I find it 
more comfortable to hold a handset than use handsfree.

I like the Ericsson Advanced Music Mute - you unplug your speakers from 
the stereo, plug the AMM in line, then plug the AMM into your stereo. 
When you use the phone your stereo is disconnected and the phone comes 
through the stereo speakers. Much better than a tiny speaker hidden in a 
footwell :-) You can get third party equivalents for Nokia, but AFAIK 
Nokia don't make one themselves.

I always use the brackets from Dashmount (http://www.dashmount.co.uk).

Once you've used a proper original kit, you'll never want to go back to 
a cheap cigarette-lighter adapter or personal handsfree :-)

Matt
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