Is the transmitter something that you can take with you places. For example, if you lose your keys while at the grocery store, could you use this?
753560
Yes, you caryy the transmitter with you, though I am not sure of the range. We have not searched for the cane (our item most often misplaced) further than 100 Ft.
753561
You certainly can! Just don't put it on your key chain, lol. The transmitter is exactly the same size as the receivers, so it is easily carried.
753562
Yes. You could do that. But you would have to be sure that they were held separate, e.g., having both of them in a purse might be a problem.
753563
The transmitter is mobile, my parents keep the transmitter by the front door so when they can't find their keys, or handbag they hit the button and follow the beep. it is small and wireless so you could take it anywere
1933385
Sorry, this is a receiver that allows you to send signals from your phone or tablet, etc., to your stereo or other device. It is NOT a transmitter.Hope that helps.Later, :-)
1212371
Yes you can take it anywhere, the locator works based upon a radius not an actual GPS system. i.e. The tags are not hooked up to a satellite like your car GPS.
1187877
Yes, it works perfectly with out a key. But you can lock it. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!
1899068
If you are using it with a Sony camera you do not need a transmitter.It works wireless. I don't know how.
1853247
It does have a loop where you could clip a keychain and then hook it on a belt loop if you wanted to. It would probably get in your way if you were walking or something.
426937
I don't see why you couldn't use it as a hand-held device. But frankly, Garmin has no interest in supplying valid updated maps or, occasionally, directing the user into dead end streets, etc. Many streets, businesses, schools, etc. are simply not in its memory. If this is state of the art, what a terrible state it is!
571512
You could but remember, keys once lost don't tend to move on their own, dogs can and do move around. Receive distance: Up to 60 feet Receiver volume: 85-90 DB Transmit frequency: 433.92 MHz. If your house is real big or you have a huge yard it will still help but they can be sneaky. Good luck!
909147
This is only a GPS transmitting device. Any navigation feutures depend on the apps installed on your iDevice.
1642418
Yes you can pair it with the transmitter and it has a rechargeable battery.
1067586
The transmitter just has a standard USB port, for hooking up your device. As long as you have a USB adapter for your device, it should work fine.
1383177
Most transmitters and receivers are brand specific so I would be hesitant. Sometimes the receiver is "universal" and can be binded to any transmitter.
1516638
This came with the transmitter. I was not able to find it anywhere with just the remote, of which I just wanted as a spare.
415333
Depends on your purchase motivation. For life as it exists now....yeah, you need a license to transmit. When the SHTF though....who cares. At that point it becomes a life saving product.
708601
Yes. It's an FM receiver. So if you move it around the house or apartment. Long as you plug it in.
1044434
The transmitter seems to be very tricky. Actually I have more problems inside the garage than outside, to the point that the transmitter will only work when I open the car door - if you can believe that.
1449662
I have one. It's a blue tooth transmitter or receiver. As a transmitter it works great, as long as you have a pair of Bluetooth headphones.