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After choosing a product, leave a request on our website or in Telegram.
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The code-grabber is a special electronic device designed to hack into a car's security system. The code-grabber is intended for auto mechanics, craftsmen and other professionals whose activities are related to car protection.
Using the code grabber in illegal activities is prohibited!
Using the code grabber in illegal activities is prohibited!
THE CAR KEY REPEATER (KEYLESS REPEATER) IS A RADIO EQUIPMENT, THE MAIN FUNCTIONAL PURPOSE OF WHICH IS TO READ / RECEIVE A RADIO SIGNAL, AMPLIFY THE RADIO FREQUENCIES OF THIS SIGNAL AND TRANSMIT THE AMPLIFIED SIGNAL FURTHER. IN OTHER WORDS, THIS INTERMEDIATE DEVICE RELAYS OR REDISTRIBUTES THE RECEIVED SIGNAL. DUE TO THE FACT THAT THE REPEATER INCREASES THE SIGNAL STRENGTH, THE SIGNAL TRAVELS LONG DISTANCES WITHOUT LOSS OF QUALITY. THE REPEATER IS PLACED BETWEEN TWO OTHER NETWORK RADIO DEVICES TO RECEIVE A RADIO SIGNAL AND TRANSMIT ITS AMPLIFIED COPY TO A REMOTE RECEIVING POINT.
USING THE REPEATER IN ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES IS PROHIBITED!
USING THE REPEATER IN ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES IS PROHIBITED!
The car key programmer is a specialized universal device for programming and cloning transponders and keys, immobilizer recovery and emergency engine start.
The use of a car key programmer in illegal activities is prohibited!
The use of a car key programmer in illegal activities is prohibited!
ATTENTION!
All devices are sold exclusively for testing the vulnerability of some car security systems.
The use of devices in illegal actions is prohibited, all possible responsibility is assumed by the person who commits these actions.
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