Scooby22
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Can anyone recommend a reasonably priced (cheap) bluetooth device for hands free phone calls in a Defender.
Bluetooth Hands free phone device
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Scooby22
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Thanks mojo, I have been looking at those on ebay and wondered if they worked as good as they say, thanks for the heads up on them.
Jam1
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Just be aware that fm transmitters aren't normally private
Discokids
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You'd surely not be able to hear whoever is ont phone would you? Over all the other racket.
Scooby22
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Was worried about the noise level and using hands free in a landy hence my question, mine is not too bad being an TD5 90 XS model with some sound deadening carpets and heavy rubber over mats.
Privasy is not an issue for the phone calls I get, which will be very few but its sods law that when I do get one I will driving.
Privasy is not an issue for the phone calls I get, which will be very few but its sods law that when I do get one I will driving.
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Mojo, can you still listen to the radio while using the device and will it cut in when a call comes in or do you have to have it tuned in to that frequency and have to play from another source for music.
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That thing looks ok if you're desperate to keep the factory head unit but in a 'fender why not just grab a new stereo with Bluetooth? Pretty cheap now.
