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engelbert
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Sat Jan 15, 2005 4:02 am Post subject:
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A4 but it matters not I think,
I had terrible problems activating my remote unlock a few days back. Ended
up pushing car into my industrial building and shutting the door before it
would deactivate. Fob had new batteries fitted.
Local grain drier building is equipped with about 30 mobile phone
transmitters that must be causing the problem.
Had the same with a Suzuki a few years back in the same spot. Sold it now.
any precautions for this problem
anyone else have problems when near these antenna
dj
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engelbert
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Sat Jan 15, 2005 12:44 pm Post subject:
Re: remote unlock |
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"Chris Bartram" <news@delete.me.piglet-net.net> wrote in message
news:ay6Gd.10867$GG1.8900@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
| Quote: | engelbert wrote:
A4 but it matters not I think,
I had terrible problems activating my remote unlock a few days back.
Ended up pushing car into my industrial building and shutting the door
before it would deactivate. Fob had new batteries fitted.
Local grain drier building is equipped with about 30 mobile phone
transmitters that must be causing the problem.
Had the same with a Suzuki a few years back in the same spot. Sold it
now.
any precautions for this problem
anyone else have problems when near these antenna
dj
I heard about lots of people having problems with car remotes near the
Trafford Centre near Manchester (UK) because of nearby tansmitters (not
sure what type). It din't seem to affect any make of car especially.
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thanks for reply.
I contacted our local council and they said tough, the transmitter companies
pay a huge fee and as I don't go get a security system that is not affected
by them...........how short sighted they are.
dj |
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Chris Bartram
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Sat Jan 15, 2005 3:48 pm Post subject:
Re: remote unlock |
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engelbert wrote:
| Quote: | A4 but it matters not I think,
I had terrible problems activating my remote unlock a few days back. Ended
up pushing car into my industrial building and shutting the door before it
would deactivate. Fob had new batteries fitted.
Local grain drier building is equipped with about 30 mobile phone
transmitters that must be causing the problem.
Had the same with a Suzuki a few years back in the same spot. Sold it now.
any precautions for this problem
anyone else have problems when near these antenna
dj
I heard about lots of people having problems with car remotes near the |
Trafford Centre near Manchester (UK) because of nearby tansmitters (not
sure what type). It din't seem to affect any make of car especially.
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AustinMini.OsiTech.Net
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Sat Jan 15, 2005 7:25 pm Post subject:
Re: remote unlock |
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What were you expecting them to do?
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"engelbert" <abirdinhand@isworthabushbtinternet.com> wrote in message
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"Chris Bartram" <news@delete.me.piglet-net.net> wrote in message
news:ay6Gd.10867$GG1.8900@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
engelbert wrote:
A4 but it matters not I think,
I had terrible problems activating my remote unlock a few days back.
Ended up pushing car into my industrial building and shutting the door
before it would deactivate. Fob had new batteries fitted.
Local grain drier building is equipped with about 30 mobile phone
transmitters that must be causing the problem.
Had the same with a Suzuki a few years back in the same spot. Sold it
now.
any precautions for this problem
anyone else have problems when near these antenna
dj
I heard about lots of people having problems with car remotes near the
Trafford Centre near Manchester (UK) because of nearby tansmitters (not
sure what type). It din't seem to affect any make of car especially.
thanks for reply.
I contacted our local council and they said tough, the transmitter
companies pay a huge fee and as I don't go get a security system that is
not affected by them...........how short sighted they are.
dj
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Tony
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Sat Jan 15, 2005 11:29 pm Post subject:
Re: remote unlock |
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The local FCC office might be interested...
AustinMini.OsiTech.Net wrote:
| Quote: | What were you expecting them to do?
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Peter Bell
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Mon Jan 17, 2005 3:16 pm Post subject:
Re: remote unlock |
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In message <41e96108$0$5415$a1866201@visi.com>
Tony <tonyjnospam@nospamvisi.com> wrote:
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I'm sure that the regulatory body ought to be concerned but, according
to this page, Ofcom aren't going to take the slightest interest -
http://www.ofcom.org.uk/consumer_guides/tv_and_radio/interference/
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AustinMini.OsiTech.Net wrote:
What were you expecting them to do?
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John F. Carr
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Mon Jan 17, 2005 6:53 pm Post subject:
Re: remote unlock |
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In article <csa4k1$5hn$1@sparta.btinternet.com>,
engelbert <abirdinhand@isworthabushbtinternet.com> wrote:
| Quote: | A4 but it matters not I think,
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There's a street in Cambridge (Massachusetts, USA) where both
Audi and BMW remotes are unreliable.
I use the key and hope that I never have a problem while the locks
are stuck or inaccessible. I wish more doors had mechanical locks.
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