It this one strong enough to locate a car in a mall parking lot???
1572737
Yes, but you will not hear it unless you tape it on the outside of your car. Having it in your car will prevent sound from traveling.
1572738
To tell you the truth I only tried it in an office and maximum distance of maybe 30 - 40 feet. I shall try it in a parking lot and get back to ya.
1572739
I would think so, if it is within range and depending where you place the device. I personally use the remote that came with my car.
1159513
Yes. It has a few feet, enough to get to the glove box with some to spare in my application.
1903110
Yes, as long as the item you're towing isn't larger than a small car and not for very long distances.
938771
No the magnet is a strong one and located on base...it is meant to attach to a hood, roof, or or sides of vehicle when using the emergency flashing strobe light or flashlight. Hope this helps.
1403678
Absolutely!!! It's worth every penny. My daughter has dropped it getting out of SUV and literally it bounced and I caught it on its way back down!!! Love it!
1265859
Yes, some of the fast food places doesn't let the signal out of the parking lot, but I have picked up McDonald's. Here is a tip, I aim my antenna towards the location I want to pick up , then put the antenna high as I can get it inside. You can put it outside for better reception also. I have picked up from much further than you want to pick up. Also the antenna will be able to pick up what else is available in the area.
756589
I believe so. We use it in the backseat of a big pick up and our daughter uses the one we have her in the backseat of an Audi sedan.
1133693
I bent the mount to look down to see the car behind my motor home. It would probably work.
1131796
Nothing will, unless you can duplicate the radio frequency signal to the sentry keyless immobilization module. Which creates a specific pin. That only the dealership has otherwise the car would be a prime suspect to getting stolen.
977834
No it won't, it won't open enough, you'll probably end up breaking it. Try looking something specially for your car!
1135900
I really doubt it would be enough force as these take a good solid press to activate... Might I possibly suggest going with a magnetic reed switch (like the ones used for burglar alarm window and door sensors) and stick a small rare earth magnet on the car? That way speed/inertial mass of the car become irrelevant. In fact you could have it trigger somewhere along the track under the car before it even reaches the end if you like. uxcell Recessed Alarm Contacts Door Window Magnetic Reed Switch White I've used these types quite a few times and they work rather well in my experience. I really doubt it would be enough force as these take a good solid press to activate... Might I possibly suggest going with a magnetic reed switch (like the ones used for burglar alarm window and door sensors) and stick a small rare earth magnet on the car? That way speed/inertial mass of the car become irrelevant. In fact you could have it trigger somewhere along the track under the car before it even reaches the end if you like. uxcell Recessed Alarm Contacts Door Window Magnetic Reed Switch White I've used these types quite a few... » Read More I really doubt it would be enough force as these take a good solid press to activate... Might I possibly suggest going with a magnetic reed switch (like the ones used for burglar alarm window and door sensors) and stick a small rare earth magnet on the car? That way speed/inertial mass of the car become irrelevant. In fact you could have it trigger somewhere along the track under the car before it even reaches the end if you like. uxcell Recessed Alarm Contacts Door Window Magnetic Reed Switch White I've used these types quite a few times and they work rather well in my experience. « Show Less
635177
I don't think this item would be useful for that purpose. Primary purpose is to use in small cabinets or safes. The interior of a car would be too much for it to handle ... I believe.
2193573
No, it isn't. Nor would it be strong enough. It's great for sunglasses, cell phone, small items.
1561030
I have used it to find keys only. Under a chair, in purse #1 on a closet shelf after I had changed to purse #2 and under the fridge where I must have kicked it while putting groceries away. Do not know about a use for a car.
1147032
I recall that it was touted as a trailer tie down strapping, which is why I bought it, figuring it was very strong. I needed it to replace sturdy original equipmant gas tank strapping. Given its thickness, compared to other strapping, it might be just fine for a storage shed, unless you're expecting a hurricane, in which case all bets are off.
477622
I suppose you could use it to find your car. It will probably not have to be attached, just leave it on the front dash.
148279
I would think that it would if the car was stationary, but would probably come lose from the magnet when the vehicle was in motion.