Re: Bundpol Security (Germany)
Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2016 12:35 pm
I am not sure how many members actually read this post or are actually worried about their QQ's being stolen but the fact is the problem has still not been addressed by the manufacturers. I am not paranoid on this subject but it hit the news again here last week regarding the stealing of "Keyless" Cars in the Motoring Press & TV. A test was carried out by the CCCAC (Chaos Computer Club Aachen) and the Autobild Motor Magazine. Some equipment was put together for €90 and used to enter cars with the owners agreement. One of these was a J10 QQ and the comment was that the J11 QQ can also be entered.
Now we tried the method of the Key wrapped in Aluminium and that worked cheaply and it was also mentioned previously that the Key Cases tested did not function. Now a Co. "Themis" has come up with a new product launched in July 16 and having read up on it I decided to purchase one through Amazon Germany (24 UK Pounds). I tried it this morning and it functions as described, you just have to remember to get into the habit of swooping compartments but for the price you cannot go far wrong. I just thought I would share this if there is any interest from members. The QQ is not a Ferrari as mentioned before but it is a substancial investment to be looked after - Dave
The Key case outside is of Nano material and has two internal compartments, one is 100% shielded with 23% Copper + 20% Nickel + 57% Polyester strong : 0.08-0.09mm Resistance : 0.03-0.05 OHM, Efficiency : 71dB-92dB, Frequency Range : 30MHz-1500MHz.
http://www.themissecurity.de/Themis_ENG_root/index.html
Now we tried the method of the Key wrapped in Aluminium and that worked cheaply and it was also mentioned previously that the Key Cases tested did not function. Now a Co. "Themis" has come up with a new product launched in July 16 and having read up on it I decided to purchase one through Amazon Germany (24 UK Pounds). I tried it this morning and it functions as described, you just have to remember to get into the habit of swooping compartments but for the price you cannot go far wrong. I just thought I would share this if there is any interest from members. The QQ is not a Ferrari as mentioned before but it is a substancial investment to be looked after - Dave
The Key case outside is of Nano material and has two internal compartments, one is 100% shielded with 23% Copper + 20% Nickel + 57% Polyester strong : 0.08-0.09mm Resistance : 0.03-0.05 OHM, Efficiency : 71dB-92dB, Frequency Range : 30MHz-1500MHz.
http://www.themissecurity.de/Themis_ENG_root/index.html