My first battery in the fob lasted a month. The next one, a duracell battery, lasted 3 days. When I called Lucid customer service, they told me to check if the battery had a bitter coating and if it did, it would not make proper contact. The new battery that I had put in had bitter coating. Has anyone experienced/or aware of this? Thanks.
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I have tried several battery brands, and most only last 1-2 days even when not in use is in a Faraday pouch. My wife's fob battery lasts about a month.
What is exactly a bitter coating?
What is exactly a bitter coating?
First thing you do is give your new button cell batteries to a child and see if they eat it. If they do, it doesn't have a coating.
You can extend your fob battery life by leaving them in the packaging and using the mobile key app on your phone.
You can extend your fob battery life by leaving them in the packaging and using the mobile key app on your phone.
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My battery is now going on 8 months, no problems.
Same. More than 5 months here. Still my original batteries. Whatever Lucid shipped mine with.
I've had to change batteries 3 times since December.
Each fob is in separate Faraday boxes, but sharing with the EQS fob.
@hydbob has mentioned in passing that fobs talk to each other and shouldn't be in the same place, so I wonder if the Lucid fob and the EQS fob interact with each other.
That fobs talk to each other is already weird, and now the thought of cross-species interactions is even more unusual.
Each fob is in separate Faraday boxes, but sharing with the EQS fob.
@hydbob has mentioned in passing that fobs talk to each other and shouldn't be in the same place, so I wonder if the Lucid fob and the EQS fob interact with each other.
That fobs talk to each other is already weird, and now the thought of cross-species interactions is even more unusual.
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