Anybody know of wireless parking sensors? Something that's completely wireless?
December 4th, 2017, 11:51 PM
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Anybody know of wireless parking sensors? Something that's completely wireless?
I'm looking for a wireless or smart parking sensor that's easy to install. I'm not much for wiring anything...When I look online most options seem to be extremely
complicated or expensive. Any help would be much appreciated. I'm buying a used car soon and need to know options soon so I can maybe have the dealership
install it for me.
complicated or expensive. Any help would be much appreciated. I'm buying a used car soon and need to know options soon so I can maybe have the dealership
install it for me.
December 5th, 2017, 03:47 AM
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December 5th, 2017, 06:25 AM
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I thought someone was pulling our leg too. 
I immediately thought of curb feelers. They're completely wireless. I haven't seen them on a car in ages.
To the OP, you can get an easy install backup camera at any auto parts store. I don't know if they make them wireless, but if you're having the dealer install it you might be able to save some money by getting an aftermarket camera at the auto parts store.
I immediately thought of curb feelers. They're completely wireless. I haven't seen them on a car in ages.
To the OP, you can get an easy install backup camera at any auto parts store. I don't know if they make them wireless, but if you're having the dealer install it you might be able to save some money by getting an aftermarket camera at the auto parts store.
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December 12th, 2017, 08:02 PM
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good point.
December 12th, 2017, 08:07 PM
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Included mobile app for Android and iOS provides instant audio, visual, and vibration alerts for objects detected in front or behind your vehicle (Patent Pending).
1. Install
Install the FenSens smart license plate frame using the included screwdriver and security screws over your current license plate.
2. Pair
After downloading the app to your smartphone, open the app and pair your FenSens device with your smartphone.
3. Dock
Dock your smartphone into your mobile phone dock and open the FenSens app or just leave it in your pocket.
4. Drive
Use the included TAP QuickLaunch button to instantly launch the parking sensor app
1. Install
Install the FenSens smart license plate frame using the included screwdriver and security screws over your current license plate.
2. Pair
After downloading the app to your smartphone, open the app and pair your FenSens device with your smartphone.
3. Dock
Dock your smartphone into your mobile phone dock and open the FenSens app or just leave it in your pocket.
4. Drive
Use the included TAP QuickLaunch button to instantly launch the parking sensor app
Oh, and it gets better. You gotta launch the app before you get in the car and way before you might get to a point where you need to back up.
My Device Takes Too Long To Connect
We have found this is typically because the user attempts to turn on their Bluetooth settings while in the car. If the user turns off Bluetooth and then goes in the car, turns on the Bluetooth again, and opens the APP when they want to park, It might need a few seconds to connect the sensor device. If the signal is not strong in the car, it might need more time to connect.
We have found this is typically because the user attempts to turn on their Bluetooth settings while in the car. If the user turns off Bluetooth and then goes in the car, turns on the Bluetooth again, and opens the APP when they want to park, It might need a few seconds to connect the sensor device. If the signal is not strong in the car, it might need more time to connect.
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December 13th, 2017, 04:05 AM
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Before all this technology that has been added to cars to simplify our lives and take the stupid out of driving. The archaic backup sensors we used back in the day, was to actually turn your head and look out the rear window with your eyes and periodically take a quick glance at the side view mirrors if needed.
December 13th, 2017, 06:43 AM
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This is my question when I come across Fensens.com, it says wireless and using lithium batteries, still I'm looking for more reviews.
they say the battery should last 5 months on the website .... not in a cold climate i bet.
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