In car bluetooth kits that allow 2 simultaneous connections?

[Faldo]

I've tried the Google route but not come up with a definitive answer.

I'm looking for an in car bluetooth kit (preferably made by Bury), but I would like to connect two phones at the same time. In the description of most kits they say there is a memory for upto X amount of phones, but doesn't say that they can be paired simultaneously.

Anyone ever managed to do what I want to?

(I won't hold my breath on this one )

[JonB]

I'm watching this thread. Would like a reasonably priced kit so I can connect my work and personal phone.
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[jay12329]

I've got a parrot Ck3100, can hold more than one phone but only connect to one at a time.
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J

[Frost]

There should be something than can do it. Bluetooth supports on the fly routed networks called scatternets, so it could connect to 2 phones at the same time, but wouldn't have the bandwidth to have both usable at the same time, if that makes sense?

[headgear]

I've got one of these, seems to do what it says on the box

https://www.solware.co.uk/bluetooth-mobile-phone-hands-free-kits/nexus-drive-multi-pro-bluetooth-car-kit.shtml
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[JonB]

I've just had my in car bluetooth installed today. It's a Bury CC 9060 and allows two simultaneous connections. It's freakin awesome.
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