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YOUR RESEARCHis wireless cctv blocking my remote key lock?
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The range is actually the longest if you use your spine to channel the rays and focus them.
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when i worked at opc i locked a cayenne up in the car park handed the keys back to customer and away she went oh no straight back in saying my key fob doesn't work mmmm i thought went out with her and she was right , not working didn't think anything of it until i tried again it worked then rac man started messing with his truck again cayenne stopped locking...
don't take the P155 out of this post please but i parked close to a large wireless camera last month and i couldn't lock my car - tried for ages, when i moved it to the other end of the car park it locked first time! Subsequent visits to the same place show i can lock my car at one end of the car park but not the other! Could this just be coincidence - it's happenned on at least 10 occasions and now i park on one side of the car park only! has anyone else experienced anything like this?
as daft as it sounds yes..
when i worked at opc i locked a cayenne up in the car park handed the keys back to customer and away she went oh no straight back in saying my key fob doesn't work mmmm i thought went out with her and she was right , not working didn't think anything of it until i tried again it worked then rac man started messing with his truck again cayenne stopped locking... his remote for tail lift was blocking cayenne key fob as i asked him to stop operating it it worked until he started messing again .
The range is actually the longest if you use your spine to channel the rays and focus them. to do this, simply insert the key into either of the orifices at either end of your spine and press the button. You need to point whichever orifice is free at the car, as thats where the rays are channelled out of.
honest.
makes you wonder what all these wireless signals are doing to us day by day anyway dunt it? Come to think of it I have noticed that parts of me don't work as well as they used to --- or is that just because I've turned 40 now :?:
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