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Tommy L

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27th Oct 08 at 21:13

Just been out and whilst turning round some 'scally' walked past my car and pointed something at it and a blue led went off twice on it. I just thought it was one of those things that some people have to find the lock on their cars

But when i parked up the doors had locked

I never locked myself in the car so can only assume it was him

I noticed him pointing it at other cars as he walked down the road.

Just wondering have they got some sort of device that can unlock cars

CorsAsh

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27th Oct 08 at 21:20

Clifford fobs have a blue LED, what alarm is on your car?

Tommy L

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27th Oct 08 at 21:21

Just standard audi i think. No fancy alarm

CorsAsh

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27th Oct 08 at 21:23

Audi? Oh yeah, we had fun with this at work. You can reverse the contacts on an old mobile phone aerial, press a certain sequence of keys and it'll unlock a fair few Audis.

[Edited on 27-10-2008 by CorsAsh]

Tommy L

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27th Oct 08 at 21:23

stan_the_man

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27th Oct 08 at 21:54

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
Audi? Oh yeah, we had fun with this at work. You can reverse the contacts on an old mobile phone aerial, press a certain sequence of keys and it'll unlock a fair few Audis.

More details please? PM if you wish?

stan_the_man

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27th Oct 08 at 21:58

Hmm must try this....

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27th Oct 08 at 22:02

only works on some though ash, not all iirc, nokia iirc

we played with recording the mhz frequency, sort of works too

andy1868

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27th Oct 08 at 22:03

i used a 5110 to open the electronic safe at the bank once. bank manager wasn't best pleased

CorsAsh

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27th Oct 08 at 22:05

Don't be ridiculous Andrew.

Ian W

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27th Oct 08 at 22:05

Someone on Audi-Sport had there nearly new S3 broken into and all there belongings stolen, no sign of damage on the car at all though

CorsAsh

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27th Oct 08 at 22:06

quote:
Originally posted by jr
only works on some though ash, not all iirc, nokia iirc

we played with recording the mhz frequency, sort of works too

It was the ones without shielded receivers on the alarms, they don't lock to a single keyfob

andy1868

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27th Oct 08 at 22:12

check yourself before you wreck yourself

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27th Oct 08 at 22:14

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh

quote:
Originally posted by jr
only works on some though ash, not all iirc, nokia iirc

we played with recording the mhz frequency, sort of works too
It was the ones without shielded receivers on the alarms, they don't lock to a single keyfob

the roaming code ones ? explains why

the 330mhz dont from my expirance

andy1868

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27th Oct 08 at 22:29

you need to use an inverter to boost it to 3.3Ghz jr, shorts the circuit and makes the alarm play la cukaracha, its hilarious. believe me

[Edited on 27-10-2008 by andy1868]

CorsAsh

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27th Oct 08 at 22:37

WTF are you on about Andy?

andy1868

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27th Oct 08 at 22:46

when i have no serious input i make up ridiculous claims and defend them to the death

CorsAsh

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27th Oct 08 at 22:48