I sopose some of you guys have this,would like to hear your experiences since i like that option in car(i hope soon i will add it to my car)
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All I will say is the original UrS4 Audi OEM Motorola hands-free car phone in the arm rest was 5W and had a much better range than the cell phones even around 2005. By Sept 2009 there was no more analogue service in NAmerica and the phones became useless boat anchors. I removed mine from the armrest as well as the amplifier/receiver in the boot. Sitting in the garage gathering dust.RS2'd 93 UrS4 5 spd sedan
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European C4s were equipped with AEG phones.
Uses full sized SIM card and doesn't work here anymore too.Comment
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AEG. Ah-Ay-Gay. (just the pronounciation that I learned, not a comment on lifestyle preferences).
Makes sense. Motorola was big in the US at the time (for the NAmerican UrS4/S6s)
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It would be pretty cool if they could work still
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Were the old phones hands free?Comment
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Yes. At least the AEG.Comment
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I'm wondering how easy it might be to cobble together a modern Bluetooth handsfree receiver with the mic, speaker and case of the OEM phone.Last edited by ColonialNomad; 1 June 2015, 11:48.Comment
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It would be cool, but only if it works as handsfree and you could still pick it up and use the phone part like 80s badass
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Some Handsfree phone conversion info
Here are some older hints to do that:
Some wiring (may not be 100% correct): http://www.audiworld.com/tech/elec30.shtml
One DIY using a Nokia: http://www.audiworld.com/tech/elec10.shtml
A list of other posts to check out: http://www.audiworld.com/tech-articl...s-electronics/
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