Do the wires run into the fingertips, or just in the palm ?
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Hi! Yes the heat goes all the way to the fingers. My whole hand is warm except palm. It's mainly top of glove and finger tips. It feels really good. I don't have any other heated gear and I'm still riding in Philly/Jersey area.
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Are you wavering your hand over the top part of the phone where the sensors are?
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I have Gerbing's gloves and it works fine. As long as the connector plugs intothe inlet, they should work fine. Battery life is good
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Those ones are just about the size of your palm. I think they are classified as their standard size.
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I've had no issues with my hand affecting things on the screen. It's only where the pen touches the screen that things are affected. I haven't used the touch feature to much but my experience so far has been that the screen is only receptive to touch gestures from your finger tips. The side of your daring hand doesn't result the screen being moved.
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With the palm rest all the way in, like in the photo (and the way I have it), your hand is angled above it. With the palm rest slid farther out, it's actually covered over.
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No. The switch is builtin and is operated by the stopper. This prevents anyone from placing their hand or other object in the unit while operating.
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The only wires in my glove box are for the iPhone/iPod connection. You can wrap those anyway you want but for me it was letting them go in the glove box. However, I hardly use it since I play most my music off the memory card. The extra GPS wires I have wrapped behind the glove box. I hope this helps answer your question. Rich
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There flush with the remote. I myself dont keep the remote in my pocket so I cant verify it doesn't push on the buttons.I do have them on a lanyard that hang off my belt loop I know if I lean against something its not likely going to trigger any functions on the remote. Remote start, arm and disarm are mostly likely to happen on your commands.
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If you've tried others and they are too big, this one is no different in that respect. Why don't you google "finger mouse" and try that--you just insert a single finger into the velcro strap and bingo, you're free from the hand issue. Don't know if there is a wireless model tho, mine has a cord & USB. Mine was under five bucks incl shpg from NewFrog
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I have the same problem and find that fingerless gloves work better. Yes, fingertips can get cold, but they warm faster than whole hands.
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Padding is a bit less with these gloves, but that's probably the case because they are full fingered. However, I think they protect your whole hand very well.
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If you are referring to the touchpad there is a feature called palm rejection and you adjust the sensitivity. It seems to be pretty smart and that if you slide your palms on the touch pad it minimizes movement of the pointer. My favorite trick though is to use a USB mouse, and then change the setting that disables the touchpad while mouse is active. It allows me to use a regular mouse but if unplug and need to use my laptop to do something really quick i can either use the touch screen or unplug the usb key and then the touchpad is active right away, plug the usb key back in and the touchpad automatically turns off. It even has a nice amber light to remind you the touchpad is inactive.
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Its about the size of the palm of your hand. (I am 6ft -big palm) It has plenty of cord, you have to put the connectors on. Hope this helps.
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Your palm could be bumping the touchpad. I know this happens to me a lot. I also have this same netbook and noticed I am bumping the touchpad more often.
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nope. the opening will go directly around it and if anything it stops the analog from hitting the border. also it stops all those sticky hands that may touch it from messing it up. this is the best thing they ever invented lol. I love it. all the controls work exactly the way they were suppose to work.
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If you are referring to the touchpad there is a feature called palm rejection and you adjust the sensitivity. It seems to be pretty smart and that if you slide your palms on the touch pad it minimizes movement of the pointer. My favorite trick though is to use a USB mouse, and then change the setting that disables the touchpad while mouse is active. It allows me to use a regular mouse but if unplug and need to use my laptop to do something really quick i can either use the touch screen or unplug the usb key and then the touchpad is active right away, plug the usb key back in and the touchpad automatically turns off. It even has a nice amber light to remind you the touchpad is inactive. If you are referring to the touchpad there is a feature called palm rejection and you adjust the sensitivity. It seems to be pretty smart and that if you slide your palms on the touch pad it minimizes movement of the pointer. My favorite trick though is to use a USB mouse, and then change the setting that disables the touchpad while mouse is active. It allows me to use a regular mouse but if unplug and need to use my laptop to do something really quick i can either use the touch screen or unplug the usb key and then the touchpad is active right away, plug the usb key back in and the... » Read More If you are referring to the touchpad there is a feature called palm rejection and you adjust the sensitivity. It seems to be pretty smart and that if you slide your palms on the touch pad it minimizes movement of the pointer. My favorite trick though is to use a USB mouse, and then change the setting that disables the touchpad while mouse is active. It allows me to use a regular mouse but if unplug and need to use my laptop to do something really quick i can either use the touch screen or unplug the usb key and then the touchpad is active right away, plug the usb key back in and the touchpad automatically turns off. It even has a nice amber light to remind you the touchpad is inactive. « Show Less