This Simple Trick TRIPLES Your Car Remote Range!

Hey, welcome back to Kids Fun Science! Today's video is a cool **science project** that explores how car remotes work, making it perfect for **science for kids**. We'll conduct a **science experiment** to see how far away you can be to **unlock a car** using science, providing an engaging and **educational videos for kids** experience. This **do it yourself** exploration shows basic principles in a fun way, ideal for **stem for kids**. This Simple Trick TRIPLES Your Car Remote Range! Made for teachers and parents Awesome Car remote science Experiment Let me know in the comments below how far you can get your car remote to work? and what you tried to use. thanks I was asked by one of my fellow YouTubers to do a experiment with the car remote (Keyless entry). Play Owl (check out their channel) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCegfb8LX3qg0DliNJinbiVg Thanks Play Owl Let me know if you have any suggestions for experiments. So I decide to take it a little farther and try to see how far I could unlock my car with different experiments. Results were great and I had a lot of fun. Results Car remote by it self 98ft (31 m) Car remote using my chin 102 ft (38.7 m) Car remote with Crazy tin hat 150 ft (45.7 m) Car remote with metal pole at 210 ft (64 m) The New York Times asked a Silicon Valley radio engineer, Tim Pozar, for his take on how the trick turns your head into a DIY antenna. Mr. Pozar explains, "You are capacitively coupling the fob to your head. With all the fluids in your head it ends up being a nice conductor. Not a great one, but it works." Using your head can extend the key's wireless range by a few car lengths. Brain acts like 'radio transmitter' helps unlock car Awesome Car remote science Experiment brain acts like 'radio transmitter' helps unlock car