VX6100 from VX4400....accessories

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I am contemplating upgrading from a LG Vx4400 to a VX6100. Are any of the
accessories interchangeable? I mean data cables, chargers etc. TIA

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CorkyF

 

[DonR]

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No. The connector is different for the charger and cables. Battery is
different. Hate it when they do that. Motorola and Nokia have done a good
job of staying standard. That is greatly appreciated.

"Roughrider50" <corkyf56@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I am contemplating upgrading from a LG Vx4400 to a VX6100. Are any of the
> accessories interchangeable? I mean data cables, chargers etc. TIA
>
> --
> CorkyF
>
>

 

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"Roughrider50" <corkyf56@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I am contemplating upgrading from a LG Vx4400 to a VX6100. Are any of the
>accessories interchangeable? I mean data cables, chargers etc. TIA
>
> --
> CorkyF

Just toss the plug.

One more thing on LG desktop chargers-- after many months/years of use, the
charger light may start to flash when you insert the phone indicating a poor
connection. If that happens, you'll need to reinsert the phone or wiggle it
forward/backward to get a solid connection. Usually wedging a folded
business card or something of similar size between the back of the phone and
the charger helps.

Ike

 

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"Ira Hayes" <redmanospam@xxxhotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Roughrider50" <corkyf56@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:G0vGd.854057$lR6.127683@news.easynews.com...
> >I am contemplating upgrading from a LG Vx4400 to a VX6100. Are any of the
> >accessories interchangeable? I mean data cables, chargers etc. TIA
> >
> > --
> > CorkyF
>
> Just toss the plug.
>
> One more thing on LG desktop chargers-- after many months/years of use,
the
> charger light may start to flash when you insert the phone indicating a
poor
> connection. If that happens, you'll need to reinsert the phone or wiggle
it
> forward/backward to get a solid connection. Usually wedging a folded
> business card or something of similar size between the back of the phone
and
> the charger helps.
>
> Ike
>
>

Or just use a soft rubber eraser on both the battery and charger contacts.

John