Does anyone know anything about these? How are they powered?
Bill
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10 years ago
Blue key fobs for Transit
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10 years ago
As far as I know, there's a transmitter near the ignition key hole, they have a standard RFID chip in them, and so are powered by the RF.
I could, of course, be totally wrong..
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10 years ago
They must have a battery as well for remote locking.
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10 years ago
According to
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they are "a waterproof, sealed unit that uses inductive charging whilst the key is in the ignition and the ignition is switched on".
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10 years ago
Just like my electric toothbrush, except for the 'ignition' part.
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10 years ago
Yes, it turns out that the reason mine wouldn't work was that the van hadn't been used for a while. A short spin down to the village and back restored it.
Bill
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10 years ago
You keep an electric toothbrush in your van?
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10 years ago
Electric toothbrush, packet of three, and KY jelly.
Bill
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10 years ago
Electric toothbrush, packet of three, and KY jelly.
You were doing alright until the last item....
You *are* AW's dad and I claim my £5
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10 years ago
I was in a taxi once in Buenos Aires that had a packet of three hanging from the mirror in case a passenger was in dire need while caught, er, long ....