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degarb

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I sure would like a website to show me how to make cheap keyfinder/flashlight finder/headlamp finder/remote finder/head finder.

1. It needs to be cheap: I would need a minimum of two remote finders, 3 key finders, 4 headlamp finders, 3 flashlight finders.
2. Whistle finder do not work, as kid/wife/door slam set off every minute for two days until batteries die, while my whistle doesn't. It need to be radio activated.
3. Also, size needs to be small.

At price of a quality flashlight, I am surprised some of the lights do not have remote finders built in.
 
I just tell the wife "honey, I can't find my flashlight. Or favorite batteries. Find them"
 
If you are born with ovaries, you can find things. If you were not, you need to find someone with ovaries to find stuff for you.

This is sometimes called marriage.

:D

Rather than reinvent the wheel, just use key finders that already work as you describe, and attach them to the light fobs.

This will avoid having to engage in romance and other potentially light budget endangering activities.




Google Key Finder, Key Ringer, Clik 'N Dig, for example...

...Or go hog wild and look for GPS enabled key trackers....so you can go online and see your keys on a map....even if they are moving.

:D
 
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