Holding the alarm fob to your head makes it work better.

[modulater]

I heard about this from a friend who had watched top gear. now being a cynical bastard I thought yeah alright what ever and tried it. It only bloody works.

Any one else tried it or is it me gone bonkers?

[Overseer]

it was even in the manual for my old clifford alarm...

it only works for radio ones, and i think it uses your body as an aerial..

[Helios_Blue_Valver]

I'll give it a go. I think my head is too thick though.

[Overseer]

the manual i mentioned said to point it up under your chin.. lol

[kniterider]

mine didnt work, reckon it was worse!, reckon my head to thick! lol

[Overseer]

with the clifford on my old car i was able to unlock it from the top of burrow mump by using the chin technique... (its like a mini glastonbury tor between here and um.. the real thing..) 250 feet high apparently..



i think thats taken from the car park edge.


the toad alarm i got with my new car is utter toss.. normal range is about 20ft

[tinman]

with the clifford on my old car i was able to unlock it from the top of burrow mump by using the chin technique... (its like a mini glastonbury tor between here and um.. the real thing..) 250 feet high apparently..



i think thats taken from the car park edge.


the toad alarm i got with my new car is utter toss.. normal range is about 20ft

from that height you probably unlocked quite a few cars in the area....

[Overseer]

shoulda checked  

[tinman]

i tried this the other day, it improved the range of my fob from 10 feet (terrible), to about 40 yards.

Tin