Where/How Do I get/Upgrade PDA2k to Brodcom BT3900?

[mcq3000]

I have looked all over the Blue Angel Support forum and I was able to get the latest rom which includes the latest Radio 1.08 (I know there is 1.10 but I do not think it is available for cooking yet). I was wondering where everyone was getting this bluetooth stack from (as well as the BT3500 version) and most importantly if these two stacks support A2PD profile (High quality Headphone profile). I have this older PDA2K Broadcom cab file I got over the the firstloox forum that actually worked with my Loox 720, but I think it is a pretty old version. Do these two broadcomm stack versions include this profile and where can I get them and willI have to hardreset to install them or are they available as cab files?

Also with bluetooth on the PDA2k, is it possible to passthrough all the sound that happens in Windows mobile through the headset e.g. Music, videos, etc or is it only phone sounds that go through the headset? And are there any bluetooth headsets that can redial the last number dialed on my PDA2K using a button on the headset?

[wideawake]

Look in WIKI for BT cabs.

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=BA_Versions

(instructions for both 1.08 and 1.10 written by other forum members)

I use an I-tech headset (not sure if available in the States) this has a redial button (two short clicks)

I have last number dialed set to my answer phone, on Orange I use the Wildfire answer phone which has voice recongnition.

I can therefore dial any number using my blue tooth device.

[mcq3000]

this is exactly what I want to do. What did you use to set the answer button to last number redial. How exactly do I do this on my pda2k with a headset that has an answer button. Is it done on the headset itself or is it done on the pda2k with a special program or app? If you don't mind could you go into detail about this as this would solve the voice dial over bluetooth problem plaguing these devices as I could always use the voice service of my carrier (CIngular wireless in the US).