For those of you that say it is better to spend a little more to get better what would be a good fob for good I for long range not too expensive?
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I have ask myself this question, and came up with the following questions. 1. how far did I need to transmit? line of site, through objects, beyond eyesight? Answer is for safety, within eyesight, away from most objects, so for my needs 200mw would work and 5.8 is good enough. Now for racing through the trees one needs more power and perhaps a lower frequency for better penetration, but such is for racing quads, as to flying beyond eyesight, I find such dangerous, and don't advise it. So you must pick your gear to match your needs.
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No I would get something with a bit more power without spending too much more money...maybe 20-30 more.
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I bought both the expensive one and the cheap one. There were mixed reviews on the cheapie, and I was purchasing these for my department, since the receivers were lost (easy to do when using other people's laptops). I wanted to make sure we had at least one that worked. Both worked. We are still using the cheapie one to this day! It works fine, but you need to be in close range. That is the only issue, is in a large conference room, you need to be close. The receiver to the expensive one was lost (again). I can't answer why the expensive one would be worth the price. However, in the reviews, some say the cheap one didn't work, and some said it worked perfectly. I bought both the expensive one and the cheap one. There were mixed reviews on the cheapie, and I was purchasing these for my department, since the receivers were lost (easy to do when using other people's laptops). I wanted to make sure we had at least one that worked. Both worked. We are still using the cheapie one to this day! It works fine, but you need to be in close range. That is the only issue, is in a large conference room, you need to be close. The receiver to the expensive one was lost (again). I can't answer why the expensive one would be worth the price. However, in the... » Read More I bought both the expensive one and the cheap one. There were mixed reviews on the cheapie, and I was purchasing these for my department, since the receivers were lost (easy to do when using other people's laptops). I wanted to make sure we had at least one that worked. Both worked. We are still using the cheapie one to this day! It works fine, but you need to be in close range. That is the only issue, is in a large conference room, you need to be close. The receiver to the expensive one was lost (again). I can't answer why the expensive one would be worth the price. However, in the reviews, some say the cheap one didn't work, and some said it worked perfectly. « Show Less
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I bought a blank key fob for a 2008 Altima, a dealer had to reprogram it. I found a significant difference in what dealers charge, so you may want to check.
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I'd say mid level: don't have tested with professional tools, based on my experience with radio transmissions ( I'm a HAM radio passionate with 15 years of experience) the quality is adequate at hobby level and corresponds to the price you pay for the transmitter.
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Both your original fob and this replacement come apart very easily with a coin. I bought 2 of them because they were so inexpensive.
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I have a door bell type nof switch inside my garage. It is the only way I can reliably open the door. The remote is a hit or miss. Most of the time I have to get out of my car and use the inside switch, then go out my man door. Not a good product.
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For the most part. Getting to the key switch is a bit of a pain. There is also a wire to hook up on the light switch. It's not nesesary. The range of the unit is only as good as the range of the key fob. A bit short.
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Looks like others have answered this question adequately. I would only add that you should take care to line up the pads on the fob with the sensors on the circuit board. I had a small problem causing the "open" button to work only when I pressed the lower quadrant of the pad on the fob.
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Generally there are two sets of prices for these fobs. the lower pricing does not include programming instructions- the higher prices fobs do. Check the item listing as to whether it has instructions with it.
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(Continuation from my previous response) Whatever the mode of operation, for the price you cannot go wrong.
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It works very good for small apartment but if you want an average range higher, you should spend more money for a best long range.
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That's standard equipment for nearly every vehicle now. If you have power locks you can most definitely use a key fob.
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Hi William, If you put the following in the search box, 'keyless entry remote fob for 2007 Nissan Pathfinder' it will take you to the right one. I searched it myself before answering and found it. If you look at the listing for the 2006 Nissan Pathfinder and read the description it gives a range that the Fob will cover. For $9.46+$4.25 shipping you can't beat it and it's super easy to program and works great, I was shocked at how easy it was, just follow the directions. It is sold by Discount Keyless. If you look at the listing for the 2007 the description will be the same, but is sold by World Wide Remotes and will cost you $32.92+$4.24 shipping. Hope this helps. Regards, Glenn
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Yes, if your vehicle has a ignition security system like my hummer did that's all you'll need, now keep in mind you'll have to buy a subscription for the mobile app for smart start for the basic (non gps tracking) was $139.99 for 3 yrs but the app is not a necessity just a luxury the fob will start your car the app is just a cool feature
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I've had good luck with the remote up to and around 300 yards. I even had it on the other side of a small rolling hill at 200 yards and it still worked for me. All around a great call, especially for the price you can't beat it.
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I would very much recommend a bigger motor. If you are on a budget, I'd recommend a used one with a bigger motor.