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Drill and cut up your T-Mobile docking cradle!


 
 
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Old 11-19-2002, 09:55 PM
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Default Drill and cut up your T-Mobile docking cradle!
Anyone out there frustrated with the fact that you can't use the T.M. microphone or headset when the unit is docked?

It seems to me that with a drill and carving tool and a little effort one could modify the cradle to make a hole so the microphone would be accessible adn the device could be used as a phone and recording device while in the cradle.

With a little more cutting one could make room in the cradle so the headset plug could be used while docked to enable one to listen to music, listen to callers, while using the headset.

Anyone want to give it a try? I might since it does frustrate me to not be able to use the device to the fullest while docked.

11/19/02 4:19PM CST update
I tried using the mic (to record a message) while docked in the cradle. It does work, although the recorded sound is a bit muffled. I guess a small hole would only help. The first time I tried this it didn't work at all. I guess I didn't have my mic tuned properly. I'd still like to be able to use the headset while docked though.
 
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