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Topic # 5826 30-Nov-2005 09:38
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Hi,

Does anyone know where I would be able purchase a second cradle and extra pens for a harrier? Telecom stores don't have the cradle (haven't asked about pens yet)

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Reply # 24054 30-Nov-2005 09:54
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Does it have to be the cradle? Why not some retractable USB minisync cables from Boxwave?

Look for the PPC6600 or PDA2k models and that will work for you.




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  Reply # 24061 30-Nov-2005 11:52
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That'll do nicely thanks.

(just needed one for work and one for home)

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  Reply # 24069 30-Nov-2005 18:14
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Telecom stores can order a 3-pack of stylii for the Harrier...




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