what does the winding key do?
762899
This winds the bbs in the magazine so it will feed. It works the same as the winding wheel on the bottom of high capacity magazines.
981779
it keeps the stem of your keys from hitting the bottom of the switch (bottoming out). It makes a mechanical keyboard much quieter.
109743
Do you have the key that it gave you when you purchased it? If so right nezt to the turn dial you can pull out the plastic piece to put your key in to open it!
255157
No, there is only one key, you just have to make sure it's in the right position to open the cover, I have had to play with it a lot to get it in the right position. Keep trying, it will work!
88383
There is an opening in the rock where you hide the key. The opening is covered by a piece of plastic that slides to open and close and access the key.
824339
There's a tiny star screw right under the L on the metal part of the key. I hope that helps.
1694154
This lock used a rolling numerical combination to open the lower section which can hold a key. It is when this section is open you can release the the metal hanging loop so you can put it around a knob and then sucre it in place before closing the bottom section.
333360
I think it doesn't. I cannot start my car with this key. Well, I may miss something.
464177
It's a 5v cable. The key is oriented toward the front of the board. (I tried an ASCII drawing, but the proportional font ruined it.)
1819232
I noticed that the key must be in the right positon for that to be possible. I had a problem at first then realized the key was not properly positioned. Hope that helps.
897432
it has a button that you push in and then crank....i loved this item....unfortunately, it took flight when a tornado passed by during a storm last year...i bought another one but have not put it up as we are in the middle of storms again...but it is sturdy, well made, and worked great
2247553
No it is sprung, no winding necessary. That is the benefit over the hi-cap. And because it is sprung, it does not make noise when shook.
523909
From what I've read, it uses something called 'Scissor Switches' which, while not as responsive as mechanical keys, they have a much better response than standard rubber dome keys.
600350
It's a push/pull cable. I had hoped to use it to manually operate the choke on my old car but the angle/direction of the choke mechanism prevented me from using it. There is no twist to release or anything like that, simply push and pull.
1725784
Yes to both, but the key is pretty cheap. You wouldn't want to turn the key the wrong way very hard as it would probably bend or break it.
1192054
The 'key' is a long skinny rectangle of steel. Half of it fits in a slot on the pump, the other half into a slot on the engine/main unit. They have to align in order to slide the pump onto the shaft.
434390
Since it locks by twisting it I know it has something to do with twisting in a particular direction. I have not used mine in a couple years and I couldn't find my directions for it.