- May 24, 2014
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If you are anything like me when on the beach, Im always worried about security. Modern car keys with transponder can't be taken into the sea, and if somebody rifles your belongings on the beach, a few key presses will tell them which is your car. Dangerous to leave your keys unattended, so what to do.
I came up with the idea of the key blade without transponder, so at leaset the keys could be hidden inside the car and the car deadlocked. The keyblade could then be worn around the neck on a cord whilst in the sea. So with this in mind I went to Mitsubishi to be told they could only supply a key with transponder and i could have one unprogrammed for £70. As you can guess, we left and on the car park the girl from service followed us out and suggested that in the local village was a lock smith they used for when people were locked out of their cars. A quick visit to him and we had exactly what we wanted for £3 each. Sorted.
I came up with the idea of the key blade without transponder, so at leaset the keys could be hidden inside the car and the car deadlocked. The keyblade could then be worn around the neck on a cord whilst in the sea. So with this in mind I went to Mitsubishi to be told they could only supply a key with transponder and i could have one unprogrammed for £70. As you can guess, we left and on the car park the girl from service followed us out and suggested that in the local village was a lock smith they used for when people were locked out of their cars. A quick visit to him and we had exactly what we wanted for £3 each. Sorted.