CK-7W with Lumia 900

Hi,
I have a CK-7W with a 6120 cradle in my car, but now I own a Lumia 900, so is it possible to:
Get a Lumia 900 cradle and leads (Power and antenna) for the CK-7W as a package?
Or make the leads myself?
Regards.

Hi,
Thank you for post and welcome to the forums.
There currently isn't an official Nokia produce cradle which will fit the Lumia 900 but as an alternative have a look at the link below:
http://www.brodit.com/product.html?id=512380&pn=prod&brand=Nokia&model=Lumia%20900
This should do what you need as it is an active charging cradle and should be a case of removing the currently cradle of the bracket (if you are using one) and replacing it with this one. You can use the Bluetooth connect the car kit with the device, so in effect you will have a hands free kit for your Lumia 900 that will also charge.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Raoul_Duke
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Please also feel free to see this thread on the AT&T Online Forums. I'm not the only person with this problem. AT&T Forums
Does anyone else have this happen or can anyone at Nokia please look into this?
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