FindOneFindAll? What if both wallet &amp; key need to be found? How to find both same time? Does the design defeat the purpose of "finder" without a base?
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Each item with a FOFA device has it's own number. If two items are lost you would need to have a third device in hand. Then just press the number for the lost wallet, after wallet is found press number for lost keys. I have one on my cell phone, one on car keys an one on office keys. It works great and has located my items numerous times. I suppose if you are prone to lose everything at once it would be a problem but as long as you have one FOFA in hand you have a "base"
476244
You will need to open it with the key. Hopefully you didn't store the key inside the safe. Then after it is opened, start over again with the fingerprint recognition based on instructions. Just in case someone else happens to see this problem, I have had the unit for several years on the same battery ( I suppose I should change it soon) , and still reading my original fingerprint. I think your scenario is probably very unusual. It has been a very good and reliable unit for me.
2115097
No. At least the model I purchased is combo only--and no key...but works quite well. However, the manual included covers a few models (some with combo + key) and it states "This safe requires combo + key. It is not possible to open if you lose key." So if you are looking at a version slightly different than mine which requires a key, you'll have to do both. I didn't want that option as I'd figure I'd either lose the key or get tired of carrying it around on my keychain.
1981177
That's exactly right. If you go without it, it's pretty easy to just enter the information. It works as advertised but does take several moments to track & update. You can enter it faster (unless you just walk away). Truthfully if I did it again I'd skip it and put my money elsewhere.
1165391
That's my understanding. I always delete after downloading. It feels risky but for me, the point of buying the safe was to free up space on my cards.
909415
absolutely. It gives you two keys so i've put them on two different key chains. My hope is this way i won't lose both (like i did on my old fire box lol).
240987
It does have a ring (key ring attachment), so if you had a pull or something on your wallet, it could attach it to that.
108279
use this all the time. I have limited short term memory and loos my keys all the time. where finder part of it on my belt loop and use it to find my keys. very loud and I can usually push it upstairs and here it if it is downstairs. comes with two finders push the color of the finder you want to find. I love it.
1293969
That depends entirely on your reader. In many cases, the system does not pass that information on or look at it, and only forwards the main code. You will want to check with your reading system. Since you have no control over the code on these keyfobs, there is little harm in ordering one and seeing if the reader will acknowledge it and say it's not a known card, or kick it out. At least if finances allow.
104669
No, it doesn't have a key. I'd consider it to be more of a novelty item than an actual secure hiding/storage place. It's great as camouflage, but if someone does find it, it's not secure at all. Hope that helped! :)
997748
The key ring is attached,however, I attach mine to a larger key ring using Nite Ize S-Biner Steel MicroLock.That way I can detach it from my key ring. I prefer the locking biner so it doesn't detach in my pocket and it is easy to use.
742937
I've had mine for a decade, over dozens of flights and hundreds of trips through courthouse security, and I have never had it taken. I think the main distinction is that it can be identified by sight, but NOT by X-Ray in the middle of keyring full of keys. Don't put it in the tray with your wallet, coins, watch, etc. Take your entire keyring out and put it in your briefcase/laptop bag/carryon etc, and you'll be fine.
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I have been traveling with this in my wallet for over two years. For the first year and a half, there had been no issues and I went through security without problem with it in my wallet in my backpack. Over my last two trips, my going through security had been delayed due to the Wallet Ninja being seen in my carry on luggage. Each time, they detained my bag and hand examined the Wallet Ninja and determined that it was within guidelines. One agent even commented that it looked like a good tool and recommended that I pull my wallet out to have it screened separately. My advice is if you don't have a lot of time, either take it out to have it screened separately or leave it at home. I have been traveling with this in my wallet for over two years. For the first year and a half, there had been no issues and I went through security without problem with it in my wallet in my backpack. Over my last two trips, my going through security had been delayed due to the Wallet Ninja being seen in my carry on luggage. Each time, they detained my bag and hand examined the Wallet Ninja and determined that it was within guidelines. One agent even commented that it looked like a good tool and recommended that I pull my wallet out to have it screened separately. My advice is if you don't... » Read More I have been traveling with this in my wallet for over two years. For the first year and a half, there had been no issues and I went through security without problem with it in my wallet in my backpack. Over my last two trips, my going through security had been delayed due to the Wallet Ninja being seen in my carry on luggage. Each time, they detained my bag and hand examined the Wallet Ninja and determined that it was within guidelines. One agent even commented that it looked like a good tool and recommended that I pull my wallet out to have it screened separately. My advice is if you don't have a lot of time, either take it out to have it screened separately or leave it at home. « Show Less
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Apparently there are a lot of people that don't know the answer either, I couldn't find anything on it, so I'm guessing there is none. I've been thru 2 of them in less than a year, I'm going to order the Sena WalletSlim now, good luck to you.
1112403
Actually there is no special space for keys or money. But you can put money or cards behind the phone, I have already done it. (with the case too). You could try put one key also, but I think it could mark your phone..
1859568
greetings I enjoy using pocket. it works for me. just try to do the best you can ! I sell lots of coins out of them. have fun jake
1921688
No, the picture is correct. The return key and the \| key are together. This has never affected my use.