Locking Keys In Car?
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i have heard that rubbing a magnet by the headlight will unlock the doors too? never tried it though, this came from a friend of mine who works for Memphis audio/visual. i will give it a try when its not cold out and see what happens!
Originally Posted by jray8
i have heard that rubbing a magnet by the headlight will unlock the doors too? never tried it though, this came from a friend of mine who works for Memphis audio/visual. i will give it a try when its not cold out and see what happens!
Only kidding!! but I don't have a whole lot of faith in this...
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Originally Posted by dave079
You have got to be f'n kidding me. Do people not do any research on things for themselves before making an *** out of themselves by posting on here? They did it on Mythbusters and it doesnt work. Read Snopes also.
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Originally Posted by Cux350z
how bout no!
the frequency of the human voice is no where near the frequency of the transmitter. Cell phones can only interpret certain frequencies (btw 0-22khz is the audible range of most adults). The cell phone doesnt even transmit your real voice.
http://www.snopes.com/autos/techno/keyless.asp
the frequency of the human voice is no where near the frequency of the transmitter. Cell phones can only interpret certain frequencies (btw 0-22khz is the audible range of most adults). The cell phone doesnt even transmit your real voice.
http://www.snopes.com/autos/techno/keyless.asp
Person u call takes your spare remote & hits unlock button on remote to
receiver of phone. Signal is sent to your cell phone that your holding to lock of car.
It works as I did it @ my house with my cell phone & spare remote.
Maybe different year Z's don't work I haven't a clue? I do know it's works on my 07!
Originally Posted by Bary626
What voice, there's no voice involved.
Person u call takes your spare remote & hits unlock button on remote to
receiver of phone. Signal is sent to your cell phone that your holding to lock of car.
It works as I did it @ my house with my cell phone & spare remote.
Maybe different year Z's don't work I haven't a clue? I do know it's works on my 07!
Person u call takes your spare remote & hits unlock button on remote to
receiver of phone. Signal is sent to your cell phone that your holding to lock of car.
It works as I did it @ my house with my cell phone & spare remote.
Maybe different year Z's don't work I haven't a clue? I do know it's works on my 07!
ok. Bandwidth of the cellphone for AUDIO is about 4khz. Audible noise for humans ranges from 0hz to 22-24khz max. The cell phone samples your voice, maps your voice to a pre saved default voice and then transmits. It does it at a rate fast enough to where the human ear cannot tell the difference.
The cell phone is not designed to transmit data/voice/audio/signals what have you over a certain frequency < 22khz.
Your remote operates at high frequencies. I can almost guarantee that your key fob operates at a frequency greater then 22khz. It is out of range on the cell phones audio receivers bandwidth.
It doesnt work! The frequency of the receiver cell phone's microphone would have to be able to output the signal. It doesnt. It wont.
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Originally Posted by Bary626
I beg your pardon but I did it on my Z before I started this thread & it works!
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Originally Posted by Cux350z
hmmmmmmmmmmm
ok. Bandwidth of the cellphone for AUDIO is about 4khz. Audible noise to humans ranges from 0hz to 22-24khz max. The cell phone samples your voice, maps your voice to a pre saved default voice and then transmits. It does it at a rate fast enough to where the human ear cannot tell the difference.
The cell phone is not design to transmit data/voice/audio/signals what have you over a certain frequency < 22khz.
Your remote operates at high frequencies. I can almost guarantee that your key fob operates at a frequency greater then 22khz. It is out of range on the cell phones audio receivers bandwidth.
It doesnt work!
ok. Bandwidth of the cellphone for AUDIO is about 4khz. Audible noise to humans ranges from 0hz to 22-24khz max. The cell phone samples your voice, maps your voice to a pre saved default voice and then transmits. It does it at a rate fast enough to where the human ear cannot tell the difference.
The cell phone is not design to transmit data/voice/audio/signals what have you over a certain frequency < 22khz.
Your remote operates at high frequencies. I can almost guarantee that your key fob operates at a frequency greater then 22khz. It is out of range on the cell phones audio receivers bandwidth.
It doesnt work!
Phone @ my house that my Uncle held my remote to wasn't a cell phone.
It's one of those wireless phones that sits in a charging base. It sent signal & unlocked my door!
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Originally Posted by dave079
You were probably in close enough proximity to your vehicle. Mythbusters and Snopes both say it doesn't work. I tend to believe them a little more. Every person who has done it way out of remote range, it doesnt work.
Tomorrow I will go few miles away from my house & see it it works again? Thanks for tip.
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Originally Posted by Bary626
Now you have a great point since I was in my garage when I called my house.
Tomorrow I will go few miles away from my house & see it it works again? Thanks for tip.
Tomorrow I will go few miles away from my house & see it it works again? Thanks for tip.
Again I believe Mythbusters and Snopes over people who don't have the common sense enough to get far out of remote range to try it.
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^lol
true that!
I guess if he cant understand that concept then theres no way in hell he would understand my explanation. No offense man, but you put it out there and volunteered to be in this situation.
true that!
I guess if he cant understand that concept then theres no way in hell he would understand my explanation. No offense man, but you put it out there and volunteered to be in this situation.
I have a universal remote that can be updated over the phone. you tell them the model number of the device and they play a sound similar to a fax machine and it updates the remote. I thought it was the craziest thing. I believe it could work.
edit: o ya it had to be a regular land line
edit: o ya it had to be a regular land line
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Originally Posted by 350z26
I have a universal remote that can be updated over the phone. you tell them the model number of the device and they play a sound similar to a fax machine and it updates the remote. I thought it was the craziest thing. I believe it could work.
edit: o ya it had to be a regular land line
edit: o ya it had to be a regular land line
Originally Posted by Bary626
I have never heard of this & I've been around the block few times!
This thread is for people who never heard & value this info.
If u know of this? would be nice if you kept comments to yourself.
Last thing we need is another thread of smart a** comments.
This works 100% as I tried it on my car.
Have you locked your keys in the car?
Does your car have remote keyless entry? This may come in handy someday. Good reason to own a cell phone: If you lock your keys in the car and the spare keys are at home, call someone at home on their cell phone from your cell phone. Hold your cell phone about a foot from your car door and have the person at your home press the unlock button, holding it near the mobile phone on their end.Your car will unlock.Saves someone from having to
drive your keys to you.Distance is no object. You could be hundreds
of miles away, and if you can reach someone who has the other 'remote'
for your car, you can unlock the doors (or the trunk).
This thread is for people who never heard & value this info.
If u know of this? would be nice if you kept comments to yourself.
Last thing we need is another thread of smart a** comments.
This works 100% as I tried it on my car.
Have you locked your keys in the car?
Does your car have remote keyless entry? This may come in handy someday. Good reason to own a cell phone: If you lock your keys in the car and the spare keys are at home, call someone at home on their cell phone from your cell phone. Hold your cell phone about a foot from your car door and have the person at your home press the unlock button, holding it near the mobile phone on their end.Your car will unlock.Saves someone from having to
drive your keys to you.Distance is no object. You could be hundreds
of miles away, and if you can reach someone who has the other 'remote'
for your car, you can unlock the doors (or the trunk).
typing your pin in backwards at the ATM silently notifies the police too.
ready, set, no.
