Faraday pouch for keyless fob

[raija]

I again disagree with most of you.
Any tin can serves as Faraday’s cage. When you learn to put a key in a jar, you will always find it there. At least in Finland in winter it is difficult to press buttons with two hands (gloves in hand).

But both tricks work well.

[Dave D]

I again disagree with most of you.
Any tin can serves as Faraday’s cage. When you learn to put a key in a jar, you will always find it there. At least in Finland in winter it is difficult to press buttons with two hands (gloves in hand).

But both tricks work well.

Why not press the buttons when your inside your warm house with your gloves off. You don't have to be next to the car to turn the key fob off.

[Karmalakas]

it is difficult to press buttons with two hands (gloves in hand).

Only one hand needed (even with gloves on). Posted a video some time ago in one of discussions

[Countryside]

Thanks Dave I can’t wait to get it I had 2 hour test drive and loved it on my test drive I went on motorway dual carriageway town etc drove carefully tried to keep in eco mode when I took it back to dealer it showed 73 mpg that’s the honest truth

[raija]

it is difficult to press buttons with two hands (gloves in hand).

Only one hand needed (even with gloves on). Posted a video some time ago in one of discussions

I would like to see it

[Karmalakas]

I would like to see it

Specially for you ;D
https://photos.app.goo.gl/r4153LFJcVrEVo988

[Dave D]

I would like to see it

Specially for you ;D
https://photos.app.goo.gl/r4153LFJcVrEVo988

I must be doing it wrong?..I thought you had to press the lock button once and then press the unlock button twice. It looked like you just pressed the lock button 3 times.?

[Countryside]

Yes do you press the lock button 3 times ? Then it flashes 4 times ?

[Karmalakas]

Just press "Lock" with a tip of thumb and then, while holding it, with a back of the same thumb double press "Unlock"
Here without gloves
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=818&p=23010#p22963

[raija]

That's fine. Gotta try if I could do that.
Admittedly, we here in the sparsely populated countryside are not as sophisticated thieves as in the "big villages"