Dont know if people know this here, but apparently if you have your friend stand near your car with a cell phone, and you are like 20 miles away and call your friend up and using your alarm unlock your car, the cellphone will cary that signal and your car will unlock.

I tried this out and it worked on a VW, but didnt work on my Honda.


Does anyone know the science behind this?

 

your phone can pick up on the frequency that and transmit it to the other person, phones are limited by hz your phone probably is operation on 810 940 or 1100 and your car alarm is probably operating somewhere above that.

 

well how does it work? does it hitch a ride or the mic catches it?

cause a phone signal is digital and it goes through the satalites and **** and those have filters that clear out junk signals.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Killtodie &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Dont know if people know this here, but apparently if you have your friend stand near your car with a cell phone, and you are like 20 miles away and call your friend up and using your alarm unlock your car, the cellphone will cary that signal and your car will unlock.

I tried this out and it worked on a VW, but didnt work on my Honda.


Does anyone know the science behind this?</TD></TR></TABLE>

Being a dub owner i tried it out ... amazingly it worked... worked almost too good. Not only did my doors unlock, but i was able to start the car too! Now rearming didnt work, and i had to have my next door neighbor break into my house and get my extra alarm set and lock everything up for me.

Just tried it now on the Honda... no dice.