Not a big deal, but a recent observation with my HTC when out cruising with other owners of HTC's made me aware of something I never expected.
A couple of us decided to stop for lunch and both of us put the roofs back (using door controls) up to secure vehicles while we were in the restaurant. When we returned to the parking lot, both of us tried lowering the roofs of our cars at the same time using the FOBs as we walked towards them. Much to our surprise, the tops didn't retract properly and both stopped partially through the opening sequence. What seems to have happened is that when two FOBs are sending out signals at the same time, the cars don't respond as they should most likely due to signal interfere.
I've experienced this a couple of times now and in both instances, it was with different cars.
A couple of us decided to stop for lunch and both of us put the roofs back (using door controls) up to secure vehicles while we were in the restaurant. When we returned to the parking lot, both of us tried lowering the roofs of our cars at the same time using the FOBs as we walked towards them. Much to our surprise, the tops didn't retract properly and both stopped partially through the opening sequence. What seems to have happened is that when two FOBs are sending out signals at the same time, the cars don't respond as they should most likely due to signal interfere.
I've experienced this a couple of times now and in both instances, it was with different cars.
