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Originally Posted by Brannisa Correct! And she wasn't even close to the car, she was probably 35 miles away. I always thought the key fobs sent some sort of signal
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The weird thing is that cell phones transmit a rather narrow audible frequency range, 200-3500 Hz. That means that it should only be passing signals that you can hear. How can this work with a transmitter that uses a radio frequency?
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lmao!
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