LiquidAux Bluetooth communication problem - HD2 Accessories

Hello,
I'm using the Kensington LiquidAUX Bluetooth Car Kit in my car with my HTC HD2.
http://us.kensington.com/html/14484.html
Connection and reconnection working fine, and the music over Bluetooth sounds really good. (better than before with my Samsung Omnia i900).
But a little problem is there, when I using the adapter with my phone to take a call.
All the people who talked to me over the LiquidAux adapter, the told me that I was so far away.
I don't know in which way I could increase the micro signal , but LiquidAUX doesn't support any changes. Could I change any Bluetooth paramater settings in the Pocket PC Windows Registry ? Or any other idea ?
regards, palmchen

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