OEM Alarm Distance
#16
Originally Posted by MidnightG35X
This might sound really strange to some people, and some won't like it due to people's fear of electromagnetic radiation (see cell phone), but if you put the top of the remote right below your chin and then hit a button, you can extend the range. I'm not talking about an increase of 20 feet to 100 feet, but you can add about 10 feet or so to the range. It basically uses your body as a transmitting antenna. I know some people won't believe me, but try it out, it works!
yea ive heard of and do that all the time......it works but i dont really "need" to do it........i mostly do it just to do it......ive never been in a big enough parking lot with my g to where ive lost it....................ive been to disney world a long time ago and i feel your pain when you say you couldnt remember where you parked
#17
Originally Posted by donpisto
Wow, interesting to know. And the chin method worked perfectly for me as well. I may look silly doing it, but I won't look as silly as going to a parking spot and not finding my car there.
#18
Originally Posted by MidnightG35X
Awesome. Now DonPisto, if we could only agree on the usefulness of a capacitor we'd be in business
#19
Originally Posted by donpisto
Well, in regards to a cap, I think they are useful only if the electrical is up to par. If the electrical is suffering issues, I don't think a cap will really help all that much.
But I digress, back on topic!
#20
I have a sedan and uh when I got the car I could be 5 car lengths away + and unlock the car..ect now I need to be one car length away. The Chin Method does work but I did notice the decrease in distance from now vs when I got the car.
Both my Key Fob's are the same, where is the antenna in this car for the remote?
Both my Key Fob's are the same, where is the antenna in this car for the remote?
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