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If the key FOB is under the seat anyone can just start the car and go.
Maybe if i can put in a led container it wont be able to transmit even while in the car
Sorry no answer for 2nd alternative --> iamchris
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I think he meant your bike seat.
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iamchris wrote:
ralphjjr wrote:
ixiz wrote:
3 miles from a bike ride
Park - charge - unload bike - ride 58 miles
Turn on AC remotely 5 miles from car via cellphone
Return to fully charged car and cool
Load bike - unhook charger - start and head home. With a grinThat is awesome. So there is a "air card" or something like that on the phone with cell service?
was it a dumb question? 
LoL I meant: So there is a "air card" or something like that in the car with cell service?
Clearly the phone has service 
Last edited by ralphjjr (2014-06-24 09:18:20)
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ralphjjr wrote:
iamchris wrote:
ralphjjr wrote:
That is awesome. So there is a "air card" or something like that on the phone with cell service?
was it a dumb question?
LoL I meant: So there is a "air card" or something like that in the car with cell service?
Clearly the phone has service
I would assume so because i can get updates on the charge and also turn the AC on and off and start/restart the charge if its stopped.
I think there is an aftermarket android app with more capabilities that im not aware of YET.
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AERONH wrote:
I think he meant your bike seat.
ahh i see
If i were to carry it i would carry it in my spare tube kit bag or jersey pocket if a shorter ride.
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ixiz wrote:
"any ideas with FOB please post" - so i dont have to carry with me when i ride my bike
Aren't there boxes/bags that you can put it in that will block the signal? I'm thinking like the bags they send you when you order an E-ZPass in the NY/NJ area.
If you have a slim key that at least opens the car you can put the key fob in one of those boxes/bags inside the car.
Another idea is a saddle bag (first pictures) or a frame bag (second and third pictures):
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I actually had a saddle bag that had my spare tire stuff and a few CO2 canisters. A triangle bag with some first aid stuff. But for my personals (wallet, money, keys, cell phone) I used something like this, but smaller (way smaller actually):
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There is a telematics module that allows the car to communicate over a cellular network to the data providers server farm.
The Carwings apps are front ends to manage the car via those servers - you aren't interfacing directly to the car.
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ralphjjr wrote:
iamchris wrote:
ralphjjr wrote:
That is awesome. So there is a "air card" or something like that on the phone with cell service?
was it a dumb question?
LoL I meant: So there is a "air card" or something like that in the car with cell service?
Clearly the phone has service
ixiz wrote:
AERONH wrote:
I think he meant your bike seat.
ahh i see
If i were to carry it i would carry it in my spare tube kit bag or jersey pocket if a shorter ride.
I'd be concerned that a tire lever might start pressing buttons as it jostles around. Plus, it gives you an opportunity to use your 3D printer and save some space in your tube bag.
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ok key mod done
hella horn done
key fob RF shielding done
Bixenon on its way but due to lease car i dont want to permanently cut the cap to insert the harness
SO here is the best solution - no cut / sealed system looks stock 
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Finally got a chance to test the prototype part.
im impressed with myself - I normally take 2-3 tries to get the fits and alignment on parts i make. I use orange for all my protoparts. The alignment is right on the tolerance i need to open up a tad the oring seal is not as compressible as i thought.
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Another Add on
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wow man, you are a parts factory! It all looks great 
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Car gets juice, driver get workout
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Bixenon is now on the car - 
I like it like it like like
Here are pics from phone cam
The cutoff is nice for a non projector lens
The increase brightness and the contrast of objects is what i really appreciate
I took a differnet route and made an adapter to eliminate the need for any drilling and made the install a very simple - tru plug and play [No cutting / No Drilling / NO Sealant] AND to go back to stock is a 20 minute conversion.
Attach are the pictures of the 3d printed adapter (orange color) i added and how the ballasts and controller are mounted .....
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