Description
Keyless Repeater Galaxy provides work with all vehicles equipped with Keyless Entry and Keyless Go systems at the distances – “Key-Large Unit”: 2-9 m and “Key-Auto”: 50-150 m. With the outer antenna working distance “Key-Large Unit” is up to 16 m and for Mercedes Benz, the “Key-Auto” distance could be even up to 250 m.
Keyless Repeater Galaxy can work with different brands of vehicles equipped with Keyless start
A Keyless Repeater is a device that is used in electronic relay attacks against keyless entry systems, commonly found in modern vehicles. Keyless entry systems allow a user to unlock and start their vehicle without physically inserting a key into the ignition. Instead, a key fob emits a signal that the car recognizes, allowing access and ignition.
However, these systems are susceptible to relay attacks. In a relay attack, car locksmiths use two devices – one near the car and another near the key fob. The device near the car captures the signal from the key fob and relays it to the device near the key fob, effectively extending the range of the key fob’s signal. This allows attackers to unlock the car and, in some cases, start the engine, even if the key fob is inside the owner’s home.

Device works with all frequencies:
Europe 433 MHz 434 MHz 868 MHz;
America 315 MHz;
Japan 312-315 MHz;
List of cars tested with Keyless Repeater Galaxy:
– Audi 2010–2021 including New Q7 Q8
– BMW 2006-2021
– Range Rover/Jaguar 2008-2020 !
– Porsche Panamera,Cayenne,911,Macan 2008-2021
– Mercedes 2008-11.2018 open and start. 11.2018-2021 only start
– Bentley, Infinity, Hyundai, Jaguar, Jeep, Mitsubishi, Mazda, Nissan, Opel, Peugeot, Renault, Rolls-Royce, Seat, Skoda, VW (2008-2021)
– Lexus/Toyota 2006-2021

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IMPORTANT !!! WE SELL ALL DEVICES FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY !!!
!!! THE MANUFACTURER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ILLEGAL ACTIONS BY THE BUYERS !!!









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