danny b andsiabdulie you fucks if you speek eng we speak eng and im not eng!you talk what you know and dont say!!you see something and dont prethink be4 you think to say some therminology to sound smart you vegetating sort of a human! pa da vam jebem mater v picko nareti hlapci!!
Clarkson is essentially an antenna. He's grounded, taller/larger than the antenna on the remote, and since every person has a small electric charge, the antenna affect is created.
@Dannyb636 Interesting theory, but sadly incorrect. Clarkson has no grasp of basic physics (hence his terrible driving) let alone electromagnetic propagation. It is far more likely that it was simply rotation of the antenna through 90 degrees on the x-axis that provided improved range.
@4809gadget what on Earth are you on about, "90 degrees on the x-axis that provided improved range", gosh I am wondering what you know about Physics at all.
@SirAbdulle I clearly know more about physics, specifically electronics and electromagnetic propagation than you, if you don't understand polarisation of electromagnetic waves (to put it simply). Oh and about the driving... Bring it on!.. I have 30 years experience in racing and police driving including escape & evasion and off-road. DAMN! I just fed the fecking troll!
works on my car ... i think its to do with the way you're holding the remote in relation to the car cuz i think the transmitter thingy is somewhere on the side of the remote and usually when you lock your car you're not holding it sideways ;D
If you hammer a nail into your head and put a wire from the KeyFob and wrap the other end around the nail then you will get an unbelievable range out of it. So long as Jesus Christ is not offended and you don't kill yourself in the process - anyone willing to try?
thats because of the filming angle... the cameraman had to film both the car and the key at the same time and so he moves to the right to avoid having to zoom out. If they wanted to fake this... why not just give the real keys to someone standing outside the shot.
It works like this: your bones are great reflectors for all kinds of waves.. for example, they show up on yrays, while other materials dont reflect the x rays. by pointing it at your head your giving it the exact angle towards the car, making sure it doesnt miss the recepetor.
@applemaster965 erm.. I use this quite a lot (discreetly though, lol) and it works. Go ahead and try. Ive tested it many times. I dont give a shit if you dont believe me.
That will be the liquid in your body acting as an antenna. Military use trees to increase transmitter range. Find a tree, bang a nail in it, wrap the wire from your transceiver round the nail, and the whole tree acts as an antenna.
That will be the liquid in your body acting as an antenna. Military use trees to increase transmitter range. Find a tree, bang a nail in it, wrap the wire from your transceiver round the nail, and the whole tree acts as an antenna.
That will be the liquid in your body acting as an antenna. Military use trees to increase transmitter range. Find a tree, bang a nail in it, wrap the wire from your transceiver round the nail, and the whole tree acts as an antenna.
also works with mobile phones if you are stuck with a signal, had 0 bars in middle of nowhere, am on o2 which is bad connection anyway, but it to my head and i got 3 bars out of it.
@Aqwert76 Not likely infrared. Infrared systems were phased out around 95. It's likely RF, which is far superior. IR requires direct line of sight to the sensor.
@JeremyKasperson A transistor...? What qualifies as a transistor, only electronic switch with no moving parts? This is radio waves and not electronics, so I don't get you.
I think everybody that has fiddled with a TV or radio antenna has learned the body gives better reception. The radio starts losing signal so you put your hand on the antenna and start to adjust it. You get the perfect signal, let go and step back. Suddenly the radio starts losing the signal again. So you go back and change it, but you can hear the reception getting better the closer you get and when you step back it gets worse. When you touch the antenna, you get the same clear reception.
The position of the key in both test should be the same to verify the test.In the first case you hold the key forward to you so the most of the signal goes like this ((((((key))))))) means not directly to your car. The second case you hold the key parallel to you ,so the signal is vertical towards to your car means better signal,means more distance.
You got it?make the test by holding the key in same directions and then lets start thinking if its your brain...if yes maybe your a brainiac
The body becomes an antenna for the car keys, thus increasing the range of the signal. It's not unhealthy or anything, you can also try this out with your wireless internet connection etc.
have trouble with your wireless network connection? just put it up to your head and bam!!! you've doubled your range!! *warning may experence headaches due to pressing the wireless anntenna against your head too hard and eye strain due to awkward angle of viewing/closeness of the laptop screen.* lolz
That is entirely true. It works wonders on radio signals too. It has to do with the electromagnetic energy being emitted from your brain. It amplifies the signal.
I think this works for the same reason that you get better reception when you grab the antenna of a radio,you have a different antenna so different range,so simple.
hahahahahahahaahahaaaaa that is so weird and funny because it is like the brain is a big telephone pole that double everything. 0_0 omg this can solve the iphone 4 reception issue!!!!! 0_0 0_0 0_0...
I have actually done this before. I was in a parking lot with a bunch of my friends when I realized I didn't lock my car. I turned around and started pushing the button. My friends all laughed at me and said I was too far. So I put the key to my head, and on the first push, it locked. Needless to say my friends spent the next 15 minutes testing it and seeing exactly what the range was.
@BBCWorldwide Your head is functioning as an element in an antenna. In the simple three element Yagi Uda antenna one element is one half of a wavelength away from the "Driven" element, between the source and the driven, called the "Director" another element behind the "driven" is the "reflector". These three elements make up a directional antenna. Given the frequency of the remote a human skull is behaving as one of these elements, depending on its orientation.
I tried this and my neck works best. Sometimes when my friends cell phones have bad reception they put their phone on my neck and it increases reception! It really works.
Don't have to really put it at your head, i put it on my shoulder and it works also but the car's range is so good i can sit indoors and activate the locking system in the room about 15 feet away from the front door with three concrete walls between me and the car and then a further 10 feet outside to get to the car.
i love top gear but this is just stupid... everyone knows that your body act as an antenna!... i was 6 when i discovered it myself while tuning the radio and moving 2 feets just for it to stop working properly!
I did try this on our Merc (obviously while no one was looking to avoid embarrassment), but it didn't work.
Admittedly the key he used was the older plasticky version, but I doubt the new key is less effective. Maybe my head isn't as conductive as Jeremy's...
@bmwlove9 If I recall correctly, those who are electricians, or who study electricity at an amateur state as you are, they are generally those who fail to perform well enough in the exams which determine your future in terms of careers. If you are as arrogant as you seem, try to beat my VCE ENTER score of 99.85. I sincerely doubt you earnestly have what it takes to study at Melbourne Uni. I am merely articulating a candid approach here.
is not only against your head that works... if you put it on the chest is the same thing... your body works like an antena that boosts the range a litle further. I knew this since i was 5 lol my father teached me xD
I think the human body might work a bit like an amplifier in this. Not sure. Doesn't really make much sense. Why wouldn't it just happen when you're touching it with your fingers? Could it be that it's reacting to hair?
@sarsour1989 ok mister know it all, why dont you try to explain all this radio waves thing... from the looks of it, i doubt u have the slightest idea.
Well guys, as an electronical & electrical masters engineer, I can inform you all that the reason that this works is the frequency at which the remote fobs work is not high enough to pass through the human skull, so what happens is the waves are bounced off at all angles from the head PLUS the fob itself. so you're getting the normal fob range in addition to the reflected waves. Hope you can all sleep at night now.
@djmattwilson that doesnt make sense, how can reflected waves travel further than the original waves?! also, who said that a human skull can reflect radio wavees? what a load of BS
Please read my comment again. Come back when you have done so. It's possibly too hard for you to comprehend, if that's the case, please go and watch children's TV.
@djmattwilson what's with all the fancy talk? i got a Ph.D. in pharmaceutical scinces, not a MS in gizmos u fruit! u think you're the only one with an education? u counterdict urself u moron, YOU read what YOU wrote. "comprehend"< bah!
Either you're lying or English was certainly not part of your PhD. I can read what I wrote, I even double checked it because I thought I may have made a mistake but no, it is you who has clearly misread what I've written.
I'm not saying that I have a MEng to say I'm intelligent, but my studies were realted to this topic, signals and digital communications....
You really should read what I wrote again, you've replied to my comment ignoring what I stated.
@djmattwilson first of all, i'm not a native speaker, second of all radio waves lose a bit of power (theoretical) when colliding with any form of materia, thus, it's impossible for a reflected wave to have more energy (and thus travel further), also, a reflected wave from let say a spherical shape would never have some sort of formation that will enable it to travel further. we study electromagnative waves n' stuff. look it up mister capital letters.
OK, I will try once more, I said that the reflected waves travel in addition to the waves from the fob. This does in fact increase the range of the waves as they are still the same wavelength and boost the original. Are you also trying to mock me because my grammar is correct? I find it hard to believe that somebody with a PhD would be so annoyed at the useage of correct grammar. Your PhD may be a higher accolade than my MEng, but it does not mean that you are more intelligent. Take care.
@djmattwilson the reflected waves originated from the fob too, they lose a bit of energy as they collide, and lose formation too, and they'd have a slightely longer wavelength. long story short, that doesnt add up.
I see you finally understood what I wrote. You're now just talking shit. They would only collide when they are travelling in opposite directions. You clearly don't undertand how harmonics work if you think that the formation matters, it's just the frequency that matters as the waves lose amplitude constantly the further away from the fob they get. Why would reflecting waves alter the wavelength? Wow pal, just stop talking shit. Salam
I just heard about 3,000 of the most retarded explanations just by reading those comments. I think my IQ plummeted down at least 75%.
Spectre1130 4 days ago
danny b andsiabdulie you fucks if you speek eng we speak eng and im not eng!you talk what you know and dont say!!you see something and dont prethink be4 you think to say some therminology to sound smart you vegetating sort of a human! pa da vam jebem mater v picko nareti hlapci!!
ThePbSb1 1 month ago
I started doing this and now I get motion sickness when I play video games. Do you reckon there's any link?
luobronjames 2 months ago
works
D3athW1ng 4 months ago
use your brain ....haha!!
TheMrbean97 5 months ago
Im trying this with my Mercedes smart key.
drewlo22 5 months ago
i just went oudside and tired this, it worked!! lol
25Celtics 5 months ago 4
Clarkson is essentially an antenna. He's grounded, taller/larger than the antenna on the remote, and since every person has a small electric charge, the antenna affect is created.
Dannyb636 5 months ago 2
@Dannyb636 Interesting theory, but sadly incorrect. Clarkson has no grasp of basic physics (hence his terrible driving) let alone electromagnetic propagation. It is far more likely that it was simply rotation of the antenna through 90 degrees on the x-axis that provided improved range.
4809gadget 5 months ago
@4809gadget what on Earth are you on about, "90 degrees on the x-axis that provided improved range", gosh I am wondering what you know about Physics at all.
..and Clarkson is a superb driver!
SirAbdulle 2 months ago
@SirAbdulle I clearly know more about physics, specifically electronics and electromagnetic propagation than you, if you don't understand polarisation of electromagnetic waves (to put it simply). Oh and about the driving... Bring it on!.. I have 30 years experience in racing and police driving including escape & evasion and off-road. DAMN! I just fed the fecking troll!
4809gadget 1 month ago
@Dannyb636 Indeed, our bodies are a huge complex of electrical impulses sent to out limbs and muscles via our brain.
Rogers1977 2 months ago
Jeremy, u rock...
freey131 5 months ago
Holy shit, it actually works on my suzuki swift!
dereinenanthony 5 months ago
works on my car ... i think its to do with the way you're holding the remote in relation to the car cuz i think the transmitter thingy is somewhere on the side of the remote and usually when you lock your car you're not holding it sideways ;D
ilia93 6 months ago
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now i have cancer
xxxdarkxxrockxxx 6 months ago
240p we meet it again -,-
rhandy97 6 months ago
it does work
salman13579 6 months ago
If you hammer a nail into your head and put a wire from the KeyFob and wrap the other end around the nail then you will get an unbelievable range out of it. So long as Jesus Christ is not offended and you don't kill yourself in the process - anyone willing to try?
ogicabp4u 6 months ago
Dear Jeremy,
You've just turned your brain into a radio range extender :P LOL!
MegaMaster456 6 months ago
I've used my dog to lock my car from inside the house.
Meirstein 7 months ago 5
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olayqi 7 months ago
i tried this . it works
rossymuz 8 months ago 3
I have tried this and it works but the only problem is now i keep having the urge to drink gasoline and oil smoothies.
TheBronco67 8 months ago 88
does anyone notice that when Jeremy puts the key to his head the cameraman walks to Jeremy's right side?!?
:S
tumbs up if you agree
dutcheagle0312 8 months ago
@dutcheagle0312 so that viewers can see the fob and the car at the same time, no conspiracy here. move along, move along.
TheWeepingCorpse 8 months ago 4
@TheWeepingCorpse OK Thanks! :P
dutcheagle0312 8 months ago
thats because of the filming angle... the cameraman had to film both the car and the key at the same time and so he moves to the right to avoid having to zoom out. If they wanted to fake this... why not just give the real keys to someone standing outside the shot.
aky7razvan 7 months ago
@aky7razvan oh... ok thanks!
dutcheagle0312 7 months ago
does anyone notice that when Jeremy puts the key to his head the cameraman walks to Jeremy's right side?!?
:S
dutcheagle0312 8 months ago
It actually works! i used it since 2008.
ryanbogaerd 8 months ago
your skull works as a reversed satellite. its near-parabolic shape redirects the waves and concentrates them, in turn creating a stronger signal
alienein 9 months ago
@alienein Reversed satellite?
Parabolic shape?
My god man, how fat are you?
It works because your body acts like an antena for the RF wave.
It's the same thing when you touch the old "rabbit ears" style reception antena on top of your television.
You are essentialy using your body as the antena.
Anubis78250 8 months ago 3
It works like this: your bones are great reflectors for all kinds of waves.. for example, they show up on yrays, while other materials dont reflect the x rays. by pointing it at your head your giving it the exact angle towards the car, making sure it doesnt miss the recepetor.
RyanKPMusic 9 months ago
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video is fake probuly someone in the car turnig it on and off
applemaster965 9 months ago
@applemaster965 erm.. I use this quite a lot (discreetly though, lol) and it works. Go ahead and try. Ive tested it many times. I dont give a shit if you dont believe me.
Thimmet 9 months ago 5
It works by converting the uncontious signals from the brain into the car lock signals.A car lock can work normal 40 y whereas brain signals=83 y
turbochargedfilms 10 months ago
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That will be the liquid in your body acting as an antenna. Military use trees to increase transmitter range. Find a tree, bang a nail in it, wrap the wire from your transceiver round the nail, and the whole tree acts as an antenna.
JustCantDraw 11 months ago
My favorite show haha.
SSsnorlax 11 months ago
it means Jeremy need to tune his brain
TheSiddiqui008 1 year ago
your brain is a giant antenna. We do this at the Lexus dealership i work at, except we use the panic button to find the car in the lot.
CapitanBluebeard 1 year ago 9
That will be the liquid in your body acting as an antenna. Military use trees to increase transmitter range. Find a tree, bang a nail in it, wrap the wire from your transceiver round the nail, and the whole tree acts as an antenna.
MultiMastermagician 1 year ago 5
@MultiMastermagician
I just tried this with a hamm radio... ill be darned it works....
Bigredgumball 9 months ago
my mom saw this and couldnt believe it until she tried it
darknusisrising 1 year ago
That will be the liquid in your body acting as an antenna. Military use trees to increase transmitter range. Find a tree, bang a nail in it, wrap the wire from your transceiver round the nail, and the whole tree acts as an antenna.
slaynt 1 year ago 8
it uses your body as a big antena
it also works with texts
soccerkidtrevor 1 year ago 4
your skull directs the signal i believe
joachim2464 1 year ago
why does the camera man have to be on his right everytime he does it from his head???
x510710 1 year ago 7
also works with mobile phones if you are stuck with a signal, had 0 bars in middle of nowhere, am on o2 which is bad connection anyway, but it to my head and i got 3 bars out of it.
kebbs56 1 year ago
what would posess the person who came up with that in the first place to try putting his central locking key on his head??
shcnoozlebop 1 year ago
SCIENCE!!
spamviking 1 year ago
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Aqwert76 1 year ago
@Aqwert76 Not likely infrared. Infrared systems were phased out around 95. It's likely RF, which is far superior. IR requires direct line of sight to the sensor.
twmsdude 1 year ago
@Aqwert76 Nonsense!
MrSonicAdvance 1 year ago
@Aqwert76 that has got to be the biggest load of shit i've EVER heard!
jammy13790 1 year ago
i knew this for a while been using it but i put it under my chin same effect though.
slapoutz 1 year ago
And if you stick it in your ass and squeez, it gets triple the range.
Kalashnikov4Eva 1 year ago 296
@Kalashnikov4Eva might try that
MrPlaystation95 11 months ago
@Kalashnikov4Eva and if you put on a girl boobs and squeeze it,it get 4x the range
ShinichiHatsune123 5 months ago
@ShinichiHatsune123 or a restrainning order
regantnz 3 months ago
It's a transistor! The human cranium works as a transistor to amplify the signal.
JeremyKasperson 1 year ago
@JeremyKasperson A transistor...? What qualifies as a transistor, only electronic switch with no moving parts? This is radio waves and not electronics, so I don't get you.
god0fgod 1 year ago
This is verry old! Funny to see!
petrolheadkijker 1 year ago
I think everybody that has fiddled with a TV or radio antenna has learned the body gives better reception. The radio starts losing signal so you put your hand on the antenna and start to adjust it. You get the perfect signal, let go and step back. Suddenly the radio starts losing the signal again. So you go back and change it, but you can hear the reception getting better the closer you get and when you step back it gets worse. When you touch the antenna, you get the same clear reception.
orlock20 1 year ago
from which episode is this clip?!
OmertaBM 1 year ago
Works on my car and bike
ecotts 1 year ago
yap it works
G4DGETTV 1 year ago
lmfaoo yeooo ima try this :P
DUSHANMANGRUE 1 year ago
ive tried it on my car omgggggggg
but i should put the remote close to my mouth!!
krinko187 1 year ago
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I try it. It really works.
JiiKoo88 1 year ago
Your Head is all Metal inside with Speed written on it... metal just works as an antena...... HAHAHAHAHA
wittynoah 1 year ago
does anyone.......Clarkson or Hamster....remember holding a coat hanger on a tv?
00Billy 1 year ago
I think he has a metal plate in his head.....
jordansempai 1 year ago
fake?
McCoolVIDIO 1 year ago
Explanation: it's all about height.
thehuhuSB 1 year ago
I've tried this and it really and truly works
ChristewieTV 1 year ago
the body connects the remote the ground so it acts as a ground plane connected to a your body than acts as a bigger antenna .
masteryoda394 1 year ago
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masteryoda394 1 year ago
The position of the key in both test should be the same to verify the test.In the first case you hold the key forward to you so the most of the signal goes like this ((((((key))))))) means not directly to your car. The second case you hold the key parallel to you ,so the signal is vertical towards to your car means better signal,means more distance.
You got it?make the test by holding the key in same directions and then lets start thinking if its your brain...if yes maybe your a brainiac
christofer128 1 year ago
its like they always say "Use Your Head"
IKickedurassdontcry 1 year ago
The body becomes an antenna for the car keys, thus increasing the range of the signal. It's not unhealthy or anything, you can also try this out with your wireless internet connection etc.
TheRealNici 1 year ago
@TheRealNici Not to mention thant you body is connected to the ground so it doubles the efficiency of the antenna.you're absolutly right.
masteryoda394 1 year ago
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you act as an antenna
TechForThought 1 year ago
have trouble with your wireless network connection? just put it up to your head and bam!!! you've doubled your range!! *warning may experence headaches due to pressing the wireless anntenna against your head too hard and eye strain due to awkward angle of viewing/closeness of the laptop screen.* lolz
coolbeans278 1 year ago
That is entirely true. It works wonders on radio signals too. It has to do with the electromagnetic energy being emitted from your brain. It amplifies the signal.
Collin0730 1 year ago
I think this works for the same reason that you get better reception when you grab the antenna of a radio,you have a different antenna so different range,so simple.
masteryoda394 1 year ago
oh my god it really did work for me thats fucking amazing
cowbaner 1 year ago
i dont think that's healthy.
TheLzeppelin68 1 year ago 2
@TheLzeppelin68 I think it really doesnt matter, if the original range is 40 yards, than that signal goes through your brain anyway :D
macher001 1 year ago
See my video above, it works from a great distance! :)
D41H4T5U 1 year ago
Lol my old car
099psp 1 year ago
hahahahahahahaahahaaaaa that is so weird and funny because it is like the brain is a big telephone pole that double everything. 0_0 omg this can solve the iphone 4 reception issue!!!!! 0_0 0_0 0_0...
markrose555 1 year ago
yeah do that 100 times more and your brain will rot
commmmnnnnbbbb 1 year ago
my dad told me at his work they do this haha
keepachris 1 year ago
Just solder a 10m wire to the key fob and you'll get like 5km!
Neonspinnazz30 1 year ago 3
I have actually done this before. I was in a parking lot with a bunch of my friends when I realized I didn't lock my car. I turned around and started pushing the button. My friends all laughed at me and said I was too far. So I put the key to my head, and on the first push, it locked. Needless to say my friends spent the next 15 minutes testing it and seeing exactly what the range was.
hankwvu 1 year ago 4
@hankwvu did the same thing, all my friends where like '' you cant do it, stop trying''
my face ''D:<'' *puts key to head, push, unlock* all friends where flabbergastered
mickyshaun 1 year ago
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jmel63 1 year ago
Jeremy meat antena :D
zabijaq123 1 year ago 2
I work as a lot attendant at a used car lot, and this does actually work. I havent the slightest idea why or how. but it does. it"s crazy.
CptKookie 1 year ago 2
@BBCWorldwide Your head is functioning as an element in an antenna. In the simple three element Yagi Uda antenna one element is one half of a wavelength away from the "Driven" element, between the source and the driven, called the "Director" another element behind the "driven" is the "reflector". These three elements make up a directional antenna. Given the frequency of the remote a human skull is behaving as one of these elements, depending on its orientation.
RichardEllisxyz 1 year ago 2
@RichardEllisxyz O - M - G....... :D
attackofdamasta 1 year ago
@RichardEllisxyz and now in english please :D
rubenick 1 year ago
@RichardEllisxyz reflector imo
janjaso 1 year ago
consolidated credit can go fuck themselves. fuck you ads by google!
glockadoodledoo 1 year ago 5
It's caused by radio waves in your head that increase the range
dottorrent 1 year ago
i have tryed this and it works!
deansdean247 1 year ago
THIS DOES WORK!!!!
HOW I DONT KNOW...
alrightmyson1983 1 year ago
The same works with fm radios. Put your head near the radio and it gets better reception.
samlakes 1 year ago
@samlakes HAHA
LaddieGalicia 1 year ago
@samlakes yes. in fact, any part of your body. the radio gets better reception
fuckliao 1 year ago
Ok, so Jeremy is a car central locking remote control antenna.
GM572 1 year ago
One of the unique properties of a human being is that, under the right circumstances, our body acts like an antenna.
This works with wireless radios, you touch the antenna and the signal goes from fuzzy to clear.
Try it out, you'll see that its true.
MrClick55 1 year ago
I tried this and my neck works best. Sometimes when my friends cell phones have bad reception they put their phone on my neck and it increases reception! It really works.
geeksquad2 1 year ago 2
@geeksquad2 hahahahahahahha that sounds so funny ROFL "hey man my cell has bad reception" , "here use my neck to amplify the signal!"
janjaso 1 year ago
And Jeremy gets a Brain Tumor for Christmas
JahaysusKahrist 1 year ago 177
@JahaysusKahrist love your comment! lol
zulquarnainanwar 1 year ago
can some1 explain me how that works?
manecas30 1 year ago
going outside to try this now.
maytheh0rsebewithyou 1 year ago 140
@maytheh0rsebewithyou did it really work???
hakim0744 1 year ago
Could be forming a loop antenna, would be interesting to see if it still worked when he was side-on (facing away from the car)
waynemcl 1 year ago
Don't have to really put it at your head, i put it on my shoulder and it works also but the car's range is so good i can sit indoors and activate the locking system in the room about 15 feet away from the front door with three concrete walls between me and the car and then a further 10 feet outside to get to the car.
BruteCommando 1 year ago
have anyone actually tried it before does it work?
Desmonddd2002 1 year ago
@Desmonddd2002
yes, it does work, its very useful when you forget to lock your car and remember when youre too far away from it. i use it all the time. :)
wilis555 1 year ago
@Desmonddd2002 ya it works. i did it yesterday
xxxsnowleoparxxx 1 year ago
@Desmonddd2002 yup, holding it to your ribs works too! I tried it!
jammy13790 1 year ago
thats microwaves/!!! you can get a brain cancer by doing that!!!!
boyboyboyification 1 year ago
@boyboyboyification Uhm, no. It's not microwaves at all.
WorkinTheSnake 1 year ago
it's probebly a fake. when the camera goes behind him, they do something that make it work!.. i'm just saing.. it's fake.
themisfitsfan96 1 year ago
@themisfitsfan96
Dude, it works. Try it. Seriously.... I jsut did it 10 minutes ago! :O
XiamwatchingyouX 1 year ago
Why is the cameraguy moving each time when Jeremy tries to open it from further away ?? strange
petrucci14 1 year ago
@petrucci14
maybe to see if jeremy is really putting the thing in his head
rAkiztA1155 1 year ago
@petrucci14
It's so you can see him press the alarm remote.
roophies 1 year ago
@petrucci14
Dramatic effect? I dunno, he's a camera guy.
XiamwatchingyouX 1 year ago
WE WANT MORE TOP GEAR!
sirNemanjapro 1 year ago
gr8!......now all of you who do not have a cable can now use your head to see tv!
theMIGHTYrascal 1 year ago
which episode which season??
f599gtbfiorano 1 year ago
i love top gear but this is just stupid... everyone knows that your body act as an antenna!... i was 6 when i discovered it myself while tuning the radio and moving 2 feets just for it to stop working properly!
fermillo65 1 year ago
Well with my Jetta it really works! And if you holdt the key against your throat and press it goes even further than against the head^^
ForceBass 1 year ago
I did try this on our Merc (obviously while no one was looking to avoid embarrassment), but it didn't work.
Admittedly the key he used was the older plasticky version, but I doubt the new key is less effective. Maybe my head isn't as conductive as Jeremy's...
bignicky88 1 year ago
Fat head!
aus2045 1 year ago
"what have I Done to my head" LOL!!
bmwlove9 1 year ago 67
@bmwlove9 If I recall correctly, those who are electricians, or who study electricity at an amateur state as you are, they are generally those who fail to perform well enough in the exams which determine your future in terms of careers. If you are as arrogant as you seem, try to beat my VCE ENTER score of 99.85. I sincerely doubt you earnestly have what it takes to study at Melbourne Uni. I am merely articulating a candid approach here.
ThePimz123 1 year ago
@ThePimz123 I have no clue what is wrong with you.. geek!
bmwlove9 6 months ago
same reason why if u listen to a radio with ur hand on the antenna itll sound better.
digimon916 1 year ago
Extra electric impulses from our brain? A sort of mind aura around our heads? Whatever the reason, this is very cool!
modtbod 1 year ago
is not only against your head that works... if you put it on the chest is the same thing... your body works like an antena that boosts the range a litle further. I knew this since i was 5 lol my father teached me xD
mysticdarkness2 1 year ago
@mysticdarkness2
THAT IS NOT HOW ANTENNAE WORK.
kaz3kag3gaara 1 year ago
@kaz3kag3gaara lol ofcourse not xD but in this case it makes the same thing :) boosts de range a litle further....
mysticdarkness2 1 year ago
@mysticdarkness2
I think the human body might work a bit like an amplifier in this. Not sure. Doesn't really make much sense. Why wouldn't it just happen when you're touching it with your fingers? Could it be that it's reacting to hair?
kaz3kag3gaara 1 year ago
@kaz3kag3gaara mmmm i have nooo idea... its magic :P naaa im sure there is a perfectly good explanation for this, im gonna try to find out ;)
mysticdarkness2 1 year ago
I would assume that since our bodies create their own energy spark to pump our hearts we act as a sort of mini-antenna. Fascinating.
OwnageProductions03 1 year ago
That's brilliant!
Oleyowa 1 year ago
jeremys car is beautiful a really nice merc
stfergus608 1 year ago
wow why did i read most of the trekkie arguement down there... im going to go cry now
0Challenger1 1 year ago
its like standing close to your radio and when its tuned in it just wont give the sound of that channel its weird but its true
rilerr 1 year ago
@sarsour1989 fackoff? seems to me that you're the one who needs to google alotta' stuff... looser
alamrisa 2 years ago
@alamrisa HAHhaha go away troll, try RL for a change ,its better then your grandma's basement!
sarsour1989 2 years ago
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@sarsour1989 looks like i've hit ur buttons :)
alamrisa 2 years ago
@alamrisa "Look at me i want to be the last one to post cos i have nother better to do! =D!"
sarsour1989 2 years ago
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@sarsour1989 "nother"? where do u come up with these words... i've got something way better for u to do, go learn proper english. kudos
alamrisa 2 years ago
@alamrisa "Look i still got the last post!!" im soo cool!!
sarsour1989 2 years ago
hahaha you know what i have that you guys dont thats even better than a phd? a girlfriend ahahahah fuckin nerds
32middlelinebacker 2 years ago
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alamrisa 2 years ago
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@alamrisa You=FAIL man...
sarsour1989 2 years ago
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@sarsour1989 no, it's you who's failed to understand. :l i cant work with these people
alamrisa 2 years ago
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@alamrisa no you see,its even ok to troll sometimes,but when you do it ,its just...*sigh* dont comment on videos again,for the good of all...
sarsour1989 2 years ago
@sarsour1989 ok mister know it all, why dont you try to explain all this radio waves thing... from the looks of it, i doubt u have the slightest idea.
alamrisa 2 years ago
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GL0CK19onboard 2 years ago
Well guys, as an electronical & electrical masters engineer, I can inform you all that the reason that this works is the frequency at which the remote fobs work is not high enough to pass through the human skull, so what happens is the waves are bounced off at all angles from the head PLUS the fob itself. so you're getting the normal fob range in addition to the reflected waves. Hope you can all sleep at night now.
djmattwilson 2 years ago 24
@djmattwilson that doesnt make sense, how can reflected waves travel further than the original waves?! also, who said that a human skull can reflect radio wavees? what a load of BS
alamrisa 2 years ago
Please read my comment again. Come back when you have done so. It's possibly too hard for you to comprehend, if that's the case, please go and watch children's TV.
djmattwilson 2 years ago
@djmattwilson what's with all the fancy talk? i got a Ph.D. in pharmaceutical scinces, not a MS in gizmos u fruit! u think you're the only one with an education? u counterdict urself u moron, YOU read what YOU wrote. "comprehend"< bah!
alamrisa 2 years ago
Either you're lying or English was certainly not part of your PhD. I can read what I wrote, I even double checked it because I thought I may have made a mistake but no, it is you who has clearly misread what I've written.
I'm not saying that I have a MEng to say I'm intelligent, but my studies were realted to this topic, signals and digital communications....
You really should read what I wrote again, you've replied to my comment ignoring what I stated.
djmattwilson 2 years ago
@djmattwilson first of all, i'm not a native speaker, second of all radio waves lose a bit of power (theoretical) when colliding with any form of materia, thus, it's impossible for a reflected wave to have more energy (and thus travel further), also, a reflected wave from let say a spherical shape would never have some sort of formation that will enable it to travel further. we study electromagnative waves n' stuff. look it up mister capital letters.
alamrisa 2 years ago
OK, I will try once more, I said that the reflected waves travel in addition to the waves from the fob. This does in fact increase the range of the waves as they are still the same wavelength and boost the original. Are you also trying to mock me because my grammar is correct? I find it hard to believe that somebody with a PhD would be so annoyed at the useage of correct grammar. Your PhD may be a higher accolade than my MEng, but it does not mean that you are more intelligent. Take care.
djmattwilson 2 years ago
@djmattwilson the reflected waves originated from the fob too, they lose a bit of energy as they collide, and lose formation too, and they'd have a slightely longer wavelength. long story short, that doesnt add up.
alamrisa 2 years ago
I see you finally understood what I wrote. You're now just talking shit. They would only collide when they are travelling in opposite directions. You clearly don't undertand how harmonics work if you think that the formation matters, it's just the frequency that matters as the waves lose amplitude constantly the further away from the fob they get. Why would reflecting waves alter the wavelength? Wow pal, just stop talking shit. Salam
djmattwilson 2 years ago