> The really fun trick here is they make no effort to capture or crack any =
codes, just boost a signal.

And then keep repeating it so the car thinks the key is in it so once start=
ed the engine keeps running.

Although having said that, I know of an instance with a Volkswagen where an=
 owner opened the car and started it, went back in the house, left keys on =
the table and (absent minded) went and got in the car and drove a couple of=
 hundred miles. Didn't realise he had left the keys behind until he had sto=
pped the car, couldn't lock it, or restart it.

I haven't )yet) tried with my Ford to see how long the engine will stay run=
ning without the key in the car.



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