Until a GMRS or whatever it is called service is available in Montana, one
could not use that phone here so one would definitely be better off with a
BN or BN PK and a wireless phone. No doubt this should change a few years
down the road!
Jim
At 04:04 PM 12/04/2004 , you wrote:
In the PK manual, this is the only thing I could find about cell phones
and the PK. Surely there must be more information that I don't see.
However, the advantages of Bluetooth are that there is no need for
sight lines, the capture area is far greater (about 10 meters), and
Bluetooth is available in wider range of products and services. Here are
some examples: Establish a Bluetooth connection with your cell phone for
Internet access anywhere your mobile network has coverage. The cell
phone can be in your pocket or briefcase while this is happening as there
is no need for a clear space between the items.
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