[Glen e]

An altoids box works fine, I use it when one of my fobs is packed in my luggage, in the car.

Or Reynolds wrap......

[MR-02]

Originally Posted by OminouSS

This happens to me when I leave the key fob in the car OR... I don't turn the car all the way off and I put my key fob on the work bench or the key holder just inside the door. It's a strong signal, that little booger.

Actually, more realistic is to create an aluminum foil lined box to store your fob in, it also will block all signal emission, don't believe it? Just try wrapping your fob in aluminum foil, press any of the buttons through the foil wrapping, and you will see their is no transmission at all. Your fob wont work.

. . .and to the OP, SMHW to you too!!!

[OminouSS]

Originally Posted by MR-02

Sounds strange, but what would work is storing the fob in the microwave (to block all signal interference) or building a small lead metal box to store the fob in-again, it will block all signal transmission preventing the battery from run down.

Hey man, I'll try anything.