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I never get tired of watching buster hit the ground
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Mythbuster was wrong with the release date of the Treo 750 FOUR times lol...
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**************busted**************
Your remote door lock key chain remote works by emitting a low-power radio signal to a receiver in your car. The signal is encrypted specifically to work with your vehicle and is very hard to duplicate. Cell phones use a higher-powered and higher-frequency radio signal (800 MHz and up, whereas your remote locks operate between 300 and 500 MHz). Cell phones transmit voice and data – they cannot "carry" other radio signals, which is what this letter is suggesting (unless the author was foolish enough - or thinks you are - to believe that your car lock remote works on audible signals that could be 'broadcast' through the phone's speaker).
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# technique worked well for my sonyericsson handset but it wont work for the nokia handset while it was locked.....any way thanks for these great info.. #4 also worked ..i will try #2 and see whether it works or not...
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