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[US Only] Model 3 Key Fob for sale, $80 shipped : teslaclassifiedsInterested in buying one of the old ones if someone is upgrading and wants to offer a deal
No one on here has it yet.If someone can confirm this is a whole new passive key fob, different from the one offered previously, I would like to order one before they sell out. Last time it sold out, it was unavailable for at least 6 weeks.
Perhaps low energy bluetoothI’m deducing stuff here. Tell me where I’m wrong.
The way the car supports passive entry and walk-away lock is by noticing a paired Bluetooth device coming and going. Up till now, that means our phones. So I deduce that the new fob must be a Bluetooth device in order for the passive, no-hands features to work. True?
For Bluetooth to work no-hands, there must be a Bluetooth radio in the fob that’s live all the time. That’s going to suck the poor little coin-style batteries that power it pretty fast.
I’d love an alternative explanation.
Sell it to your wifeI just ordered one, too. As a new adopter, I hope I'm not sorry, again. I only bought one of the old fobs, which I will either sell or give to my wife, unless she demands the new fob.
If someone can confirm this is a whole new passive key fob, different from the one offered previously, I would like to order one before they sell out. Last time it sold out, it was unavailable for at least 6 weeks.
The old key fob was already using Bluetooth LE.Perhaps low energy bluetooth
To all who have used the old keyfob, does it unlock the car instantly? The issue I have now (not why I am buying a keyfob) is that there are times it takes 5-10 seconds for the vehicle to unlock after pulling on the driver's door handle.
It has already sold out. Hope you got your order in.
It has already sold out. Hope you got your order in.
Apparently Tina ordered an extra 25 behind Jim's back.Back in stock. I ordered one.
Back in stock. I ordered one.
I’m deducing stuff here. Tell me where I’m wrong.
The way the car supports passive entry and walk-away lock is by noticing a paired Bluetooth device coming and going. Up till now, that means our phones. So I deduce that the new fob must be a Bluetooth device in order for the passive, no-hands features to work. True?
For Bluetooth to work no-hands, there must be a Bluetooth radio in the fob that’s live all the time. That’s going to suck the poor little coin-style batteries that power it pretty fast.
I’d love an alternative explanation.