Hiding an add-on keypad
#12
Interesting but I think I'll stick with using my fob as I'm walking up the car instead of having to open the gas door and hit in a code. Sorry, but just don't understand the point of that.
#13
Or if you wanted to go all out you could get this http://www.digitalguarddawg.com/KEYL...COMBO-PG-1.htm Expensive but really cool.
#14
#15
I would avoid RFID at all costs. Especially if it's one of the standard Hz ranges.
The reason why is it's so easy to copy those cards.
I won't claim to have done this. but let's just say in a totally hypothetical situation, a young engineering student such as myself could assemble a copier and re-programmer that works with a jailbroken iphone, and all he has to do is bump into you "accidentally" and steal the RFID code, and reprogram a cheap RFID card (I got mine for $4.99) and your car goes bye-bye. whole process could take less than a minute.
Though all my experience is with room keys like for hotels/dorms, It's probably very similar if not identical.
The reason why is it's so easy to copy those cards.
I won't claim to have done this. but let's just say in a totally hypothetical situation, a young engineering student such as myself could assemble a copier and re-programmer that works with a jailbroken iphone, and all he has to do is bump into you "accidentally" and steal the RFID code, and reprogram a cheap RFID card (I got mine for $4.99) and your car goes bye-bye. whole process could take less than a minute.
Though all my experience is with room keys like for hotels/dorms, It's probably very similar if not identical.
#16
This isn't to replace the fob, it has a lot of useful applications. I found this device incredibly useful when: I go to the beach, I can lock my keys in my car; On long car trips, I can lock my dog in the car with the ignition on while I run in to take a leak at the rest stops; I go to a nice restaurant or party where I don't want to have keys jingling around my pockets. Or if I locked my keys in the cab or trunk (yes this code also opens the trunk). A locksmith costs at least $80, so even if you locked your keys in ONCE in the entire life of the car, this will pay for itself.
#17
I locked my keys... And coat... In the car... At night... When it was -15 outside... On the wrong side of town.
Yeah this sounds useful lol
I still think it'd be cooler to have one of those things like James Bond did where he could drive his car with a PS3. Just sayin... Lol
Yeah this sounds useful lol
I still think it'd be cooler to have one of those things like James Bond did where he could drive his car with a PS3. Just sayin... Lol
#18
My buddy put an RFID chip in his hand to unlock his S197 GT.
****s legit.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AoCUAfNy134
****s legit.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AoCUAfNy134
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