Registered: Jan 2000
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motorola timeport

also, I second the "stronger beam" function addition to the six pack.

although I definately want the additional options of linking to my phone, I probably would not have to do it terribly often. I _could_ do without it if need be or if other easier mods were down the line (i.e. two way pager, cell phone, wireless modems).

On the other hand, if the mod boosted the beam, it would be an immediate must have for myself and a lot of the "i _could_ get by without it" six-pack wafflers.


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Registered: Mar 2000
Location: Miami, FL, USA
Posts: 96

Nokia 5160


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Mike Vidal
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Racecar Spelled backwards is Racecar!

Registered: Sep 1999
Location: Kalamazoo, MI USA
Posts: 27

Nokia 6120 and 5120 for my wife and I, both with Visors, and both will have Six-Packs when they're out....

Thanks for asking!

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Hey, Gregg, you are missing a trick here: if your phone has a modem builtin already, like the timeports do, then you DON'T NEED the sixpack to use it - you DO need a bit of software called IrLink from IS/complete (www.iscomplete.org) that lets you map your modem comms to IR and you are set - no cables, nothing!!

P.S. I have not personally tried this, but there is no reason why it should not work.

Dave
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It is my understanding that all of the dual-mode CDMA StarTac's have a soft modem built-in that responds to the Hayes command set. My phone shipped with a serial cable for use with a PC. As I am dying to use this phone w/ my Visor ASAP, I am more than willing to help you guys in any way possible. Please email me if you need assistance.

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Registered: Apr 2000
Location: LaGrange,IL, USA
Posts: 1

Samsung 3500

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Registered: Mar 2000
Location: Oregon
Posts: 115

Motorola Startac model 80209

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Rose's are Red
My Visor is Blue....

Registered: Dec 1999
Location: Arlington, VA, USA
Posts: 21

quote:

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Originally posted by davechalmers:
Hey, Gregg, you are missing a trick here: if your phone has a modem builtin already, like the timeports do, then you DON'T NEED the sixpack to use it - you DO need a bit of software called IrLink from IS/complete (www.iscomplete.org) that lets you map your modem comms to IR and you are set - no cables, nothing!!

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Registered: Apr 2000
Location: Coral Gables, FL, USA
Posts: 6

I use an Ericsson DH 318.

(I don't know what the chances are, since it's such an old model.)

Registered: Jan 2000
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I'm from the UK and I've got a Siemens S25. Whilst I connect over IR with my visor, I'm interested in the sixpac for it's other functions. How fast is the modem over a land line?

Registered: Apr 2000
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Samsung SCH-3500

Registered: Apr 2000
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Ericsson DH 668 and Nokia 5120

Thanks!

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Registered: Apr 2000
Location: NY, NY, USA
Posts: 39

Star Tac 7760

Registered: Oct 1999
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Posts: 18

Hi,
There is a list of Verizon wireless' digital phones at http://www.bam.com/ne/digi_port.htm they are the largest provider for the northeast I think. I have the audiovox cdm 4000 a dual mode phone,
thanks
mike lee

Registered: Dec 1999
Location: New York, New York
Posts: 30

Bob

Thanks for asking. I have a Sprint Qualcomm 2700 (aka Big Mutha) and am thinking about upgrading to the new Qualcomm thin phone or a Motorola StarTac type phone.

Qualcomm aparantly makes a flip phone as well, but Sprint PCS does not yet support it.

I'm really looking forward to both the SixPack and the MP3 players.

FYI, just bought my Eyemodule ... first day on the market ... in other words, if you build it, we will buy it.

All the best,
Christopher

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Registered: Dec 1999
Location: Clarksville, VA, USA
Posts: 74

Motorola StarTAC 3000... (Analog)

No digital service in my area yet

Registered: Apr 2000
Location: Miami, Florida, USA
Posts: 8

Motorola i1000 Plus (Nextel)

Registered: Feb 2000
Location: crofton, Md
Posts: 3

motorola 7860(has modem internally)

Registered: Apr 2000
Location: Pickering, Ontario, Canada
Posts: 3

Thanks for asking. I use a Nokia 6160

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I have a Sprint Sanyo SCP-4000.
Thanks

Registered: Dec 1999
Location: Lake Forest, CA
Posts: 7

The wife has a Nokia 5160 (AT&T)

I will soon be replacing my current phone with a 5160 or 6160 (AT&T also).