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Started by Vmax, 22 February 2008, 12:39:13

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Vmax

Hello all, can I put a standard sim (o2) in the built in phone on my 99 elite? also does anyone use theirs is it any good? [smiley=dankk2.gif]
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Marks DTM Calib

I find it works pretty well and yes, any 900 GSM operator wil work (i.e. O2) but, you need the credit card size sim or a standard sim in the credit card type adaptor they are normaly provided in.....if that makes sense :-[

Bo Bo

If I'm going any kind of distance I divert my mobile to the car  :y

Just get annoyed with the O2 top-up texts every so often..
Where would we be without rhetorical questions?!

Vmax

Great thanks folks! :y
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TheBoy

QuoteI find it works pretty well and yes, any 900 GSM operator wil work (i.e. O2) but, you need the credit card size sim or a standard sim in the credit card type adaptor they are normaly provided in.....if that makes sense :-[
and voda :y
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Markie

but not Orange, T Mob or 3 :-/
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jules

and tesco and Asda I believe.

If you cant get a sim carrier, find and old card that contained a sim and stick some sellotape over the underside of the hole.

The sim goes into the unit with the gold contacts facing up.


Works for me and I haven't had to change the tape yet in over 2 months :)

Hotel21 wrote 'Its doubtfull in the extreme if it is the head gasket at fault.  If it were burning 5 litres per week the car would leave a smokescreen behind it!'

Richie London

my boy got 4 orange simcards last week off here, ive just registered one and wondered why it wont work, ive just sent off for some 02 and vodaphone sims now. i thought about diverting my mobile to car while driving, does it cost extra to divert to another mobile no???.

jules

Usually yes, you pay for the forwarded call on your mobile bill of the number doing the forwarding.

Much better is to record a voicemail on your primary number saying something like 'call me on 077 etc, I'm in the car' and switch your voicemail off.

If it's important people will call, if not they'll wait
Hotel21 wrote 'Its doubtfull in the extreme if it is the head gasket at fault.  If it were burning 5 litres per week the car would leave a smokescreen behind it!'

polty

you will find that three only work in three dedicated phones

tunnie

Quoteyou will find that three only work in three dedicated phones

incorrect.

three sims will work in any phone thats been unlocked.

Andy B

Quote
Quoteyou will find that three only work in three dedicated phones

incorrect.

three sims will work in any phone thats been unlocked.

Which to mere mortals that don't work in the mobile phone industry is pretty much the same thing!!!  ;D  ;D  ;D
So ..... if I had an Orange phone how would I put an O2 SIM in it?  :-?

Markjay

Quotebut not Orange, T Mob or 3 :-/


...or Virgin Mobile (who use the T-Mobile network)
Alas, no more Omegas....

Albatross

QuoteHello all, can I put a standard sim (o2) in the built in phone on my 99 elite? also does anyone use theirs is it any good? [smiley=dankk2.gif]

So what's all this then? Where do you find this cardy m' slotty thing on an Elite? Do you need a specific head unit or something?

jules

CCRT700

Remove the front panel and it's on the bottom, sim goes in facing up
Hotel21 wrote 'Its doubtfull in the extreme if it is the head gasket at fault.  If it were burning 5 litres per week the car would leave a smokescreen behind it!'