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« on: 01 July 2017, 15:55:12 »

Can you still get the sim card for the phone unit in the omega nokia or is it now defunct just wondering really if no longer available them perhaps i might replace with a different head unit any help or advice appreciated thanks :y
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Re: nokia sim card
« Reply #1 on: 01 July 2017, 16:37:37 »

I think they on the wrong frequency now. phone networks have been upgraded so much over the years. 2g 3g 4g and think next year 5g comes out. the phone frequency are more advanced now. i did try an old flip phone i had in the draw that would not even connect to the network, and that was O2 sim and even with a new sim still would not connect. but there are other types you can use in vehicles think you just need a kit. 
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Re: nokia sim card
« Reply #2 on: 01 July 2017, 16:38:36 »

thanks for the reply :y
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Re: nokia sim card
« Reply #3 on: 01 July 2017, 16:55:08 »

If your talking about the Nokia Telematics Module, then yes they still work for calls and Text on any Network that is GSM (900mhz) ie Vodafone O2 and variants off, but not PCN Networks (1800Mhz) ie, EE, Virgin Three.  ;)
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Re: nokia sim card
« Reply #4 on: 01 July 2017, 16:57:35 »

thanks Zirk yes telematics and where would i get a sim card from please :y
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Re: nokia sim card
« Reply #5 on: 01 July 2017, 22:35:48 »

thanks Zirk yes telematics and where would i get a sim card from please :y

Any provider on the O2/Voda network ;)
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« Reply #6 on: 01 July 2017, 22:45:46 »

thanks Zirk yes telematics and where would i get a sim card from please :y

Any provider on the O2/Voda network ;)
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Re: nokia sim card
« Reply #7 on: 02 July 2017, 08:54:09 »

Shameless plug....

https://www.giffgaff.com/orders/affiliate/taxi_driver

Giffgaff run on O2 network....£5 for me, £10 for you... :y
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Re: nokia sim card
« Reply #8 on: 02 July 2017, 10:29:44 »

As said, any O2/Voda based network will work with standard Omega factory phone units, such as telematics or CCRT range.

MVNOs for these 2 networks are fine as well, with GiffGaff (run over O2) or Asda Mobile (run over Voda last time I checked) being the cheaper optins than O2/Voda themselves.


Use the O2 or Vodafone coverage checker to work out which base network is best :y


I used Giffgaff in my Telematics in my beloved silver bullet, as Vodafone in these parts is shockingly bad.


If you go Giffgaff, sign up with TD's link above (I won't post mine now), and you will get a small bonus after you have topped up your first tenner.
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Re: nokia sim card
« Reply #9 on: 02 July 2017, 10:48:11 »

Shameless plug....

https://www.giffgaff.com/orders/affiliate/taxi_driver

Giffgaff run on O2 network....£5 for me, £10 for you... :y
thanks will have a look :y


As said, any O2/Voda based network will work with standard Omega factory phone units, such as telematics or CCRT range.

MVNOs for these 2 networks are fine as well, with GiffGaff (run over O2) or Asda Mobile (run over Voda last time I checked) being the cheaper optins than O2/Voda themselves.


Use the O2 or Vodafone coverage checker to work out which base network is best :y


I used Giffgaff in my Telematics in my beloved silver bullet, as Vodafone in these parts is shockingly bad.


If you go Giffgaff, sign up with TD's link above (I won't post mine now), and you will get a small bonus after you have topped up your first tenner.
thanks will check the coverage :y
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Re: nokia sim card
« Reply #10 on: 02 July 2017, 11:57:56 »

As said, any O2/Voda based network will work with standard Omega factory phone units, such as telematics or CCRT range.

MVNOs for these 2 networks are fine as well, with GiffGaff (run over O2) or Asda Mobile (run over Voda last time I checked) being the cheaper optins than O2/Voda themselves.


Use the O2 or Vodafone coverage checker to work out which base network is best :y


I used Giffgaff in my Telematics in my beloved silver bullet, as Vodafone in these parts is shockingly bad.


If you go Giffgaff, sign up with TD's link above (I won't post mine now), and you will get a small bonus after you have topped up your first tenner.
Err, that was a looong time ago, theve been on EE for over 4 years now.  :y
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Re: nokia sim card
« Reply #11 on: 02 July 2017, 13:18:40 »

Shameless plug....

https://www.giffgaff.com/orders/affiliate/taxi_driver

Giffgaff run on O2 network....£5 for me, £10 for you... :y
Just ordered a sim once activated do i just put it in the telematics unit, and how does my phone connect to it thanks :y
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Re: nokia sim card
« Reply #12 on: 02 July 2017, 13:43:19 »

Shameless plug....

https://www.giffgaff.com/orders/affiliate/taxi_driver

Giffgaff run on O2 network....£5 for me, £10 for you... :y
Just ordered a sim once activated do i just put it in the telematics unit, and how does my phone connect to it thanks :y
It doesn't, but you can divert your Number to the Telematics Number when your in the Car, your need the full size sim holder as well.
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Re: nokia sim card
« Reply #13 on: 02 July 2017, 13:49:59 »

Thanks Zirk :y :y
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Re: nokia sim card
« Reply #14 on: 02 July 2017, 19:37:09 »

As said, any O2/Voda based network will work with standard Omega factory phone units, such as telematics or CCRT range.

MVNOs for these 2 networks are fine as well, with GiffGaff (run over O2) or Asda Mobile (run over Voda last time I checked) being the cheaper optins than O2/Voda themselves.


Use the O2 or Vodafone coverage checker to work out which base network is best :y


I used Giffgaff in my Telematics in my beloved silver bullet, as Vodafone in these parts is shockingly bad.


If you go Giffgaff, sign up with TD's link above (I won't post mine now), and you will get a small bonus after you have topped up your first tenner.
Err, that was a looong time ago, theve been on EE for over 4 years now.  :y
I thought they left EE to Voda around 2 or 3 years ago...  ...about the time I moved from NiffNaff to EE ;D
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