Bluetooth-battery killer
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Yesterday I loaded the battery of my pretty new RAZR and today spent some 5 hours driving. The battery was completely empty by the end of the day
I understand it is hardly possible that BMW would make a cradle for RAZR but I wonder what I shud do if I need to drive 8 hours and remain costantly reachable
Any ideas how to get in the car at least power for RAZR?
I understand it is hardly possible that BMW would make a cradle for RAZR but I wonder what I shud do if I need to drive 8 hours and remain costantly reachable
Any ideas how to get in the car at least power for RAZR?
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My Ride: (USA) 645Ci, Silver Gray, Chateau, Cold Weather PKG, Premium Sound PKG, Sport PKG, Step, NAV [Std Equip in 645], HUD, Satellite (SIRIUS) Radio, Aux Input, Bluetooth enabled using iPhone 3GS w/ adapter cradle - Build date - 01/05, Baby delivered 2/24/05
Originally Posted by igor' date='Nov 1 2005, 01:48 PM
Yesterday I loaded the battery of my pretty new RAZR and today spent some 5 hours driving. The battery was completely empty by the end of the day
I understand it is hardly possible that BMW would make a cradle for RAZR but I wonder what I shud do if I need to drive 8 hours and remain costantly reachable
Any ideas how to get in the car at least power for RAZR?
I understand it is hardly possible that BMW would make a cradle for RAZR but I wonder what I shud do if I need to drive 8 hours and remain costantly reachable
Any ideas how to get in the car at least power for RAZR?
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Try EBAY, OEM Moto charger are much much less expensive, there is a huge mark up on accessories.
Just do a search on EBAY for Motorola CAR Chargers, tons will appear.
Just do a search on EBAY for Motorola CAR Chargers, tons will appear.
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My Ride: (USA) 645Ci, Silver Gray, Chateau, Cold Weather PKG, Premium Sound PKG, Sport PKG, Step, NAV [Std Equip in 645], HUD, Satellite (SIRIUS) Radio, Aux Input, Bluetooth enabled using iPhone 3GS w/ adapter cradle - Build date - 01/05, Baby delivered 2/24/05
Originally Posted by gabman' date='Nov 1 2005, 05:21 PM
Try EBAY, OEM Moto charger are much much less expensive, there is a huge mark up on accessories.
Just do a search on EBAY for Motorola CAR Chargers, tons will appear.
Just do a search on EBAY for Motorola CAR Chargers, tons will appear.
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My Ride: 2003 X5 3.0----->gone
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yep....you will definitely need that car charger. The bluetooth drains my battery really fast too in my V3.....i just gotta find a way to hardwire it since I dont like the cluttered look of those extra wires
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My Ride: 2004 545i 6 spd Sports Package | NAV | PDC | Logic 7 | BT retrofit | SW V13.3
I have that inexpensive car charger plugged into the power outlet under the glovebox. I then pulled the dongle into the the glove box from behind. My V3 is in my pocket most of the time, but if I am driving for more than a couple of hours and plan on talking, you bet I will plug it in.
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