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Can phones unlock cars? |
naveedaziz83
Joined: Nov 15, 2007
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From: Saudi Arabia
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the car might nt get unlocked by som1 at home pressing the unlock button of spare key
but i have indeed seen a system where u can use a cell phone itself to unlock the car, lock the car even start the car
u have to put an external device in the car which picks up DTMF signals frm the cell phone keypad. u can also program tht box for different combinations
e.g. u can program the box so tht if sum1 presses 123 , unlock the car..
i have seen a system like this actually work. it was a final semester project for a group of electrical engineering students.
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tranced
Joined: Jan 19, 2006
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From: Santo Domingo, wonDeRland
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On 2008-03-28 20:04:55, Daedalus85 wrote:
Lol, I doubt an operator would offer something like that.
it was like a kit you install in the car and you manage it with your celphone.
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AD
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I guess it could seem to work if you're parked outside your own house.........  |
_!GameKing!_
Joined: Mar 24, 2008
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From: Bradford, UK
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Hahahahaha this the funniest myth ive heard lol its a joke man how on earth can that possibly happen maybe inventors had made a car that can do that or even a phone or the fob lol (and wooohooo ive got my tenth post)
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Boysie
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On 2008-04-02 13:37:55, _!GameKing!_ wrote:
Hahahahaha this the funniest myth ive heard lol its a joke man how on earth can that possibly happen maybe inventors had made a car that can do that or even a phone or the fob lol (and wooohooo ive got my tenth post)
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Shotgun
Joined: Feb 12, 2008
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From: England
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LMAO
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JaJa
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Make a small box using aluminium kitchen paper. Put the car key inside the box and press the open door button. Quickly take your hand out of the box and close it, before the door opening signals get out of the box. Now, you have always with you a box containing the door open signals. Aluminium keeps it inside. When you loose the key or forget them inside the car, just open the box carefully near the car door and it will open. |
Cold Fusion
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Hahaha, Does it really work ??
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strizlow800
Joined: Aug 23, 2006
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This cant work imo. No way
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max_wedge
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Yes it works, but you have to coat the aluminium paper in kryptonite first...
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Muhammad-Oli
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Oh yeah I've heard about this. I've just bought some kryptonite to give it a go myself...
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max_wedge
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yep, works a treat, not a good technique for Clark Kent to dabble with tho...
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st0nedpengui
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You used to be able to do it with watches that had programmable IR for switching TV channels and stuff, I doubt it works anymore though. |
TeenInvader
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On 2008-04-03 21:58:42, JaJa wrote:
Make a small box using aluminium
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this sound like a sick joke  |
vladn02
Joined: Sep 17, 2007
Posts: 259
From: Ukraine
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had a buddy set up a wifi reciever and his cell to lock/unlock/windows up/down etc, pretty neat he spent quite a bit of time of getting it to work, i guess the part that was difficult was getting the wifi receiver to actually correspond with the install alarm system, but just shows anything is possible 
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Posted: 2008-03-30 20:31
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