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08-26-2010, 08:06 AM
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The battery in the key is recharged wirelessly... a coil in the black round part around the key hole charges up and releases causing a charge to build in a coil in the key, which charges the battery. Think of it as a small, low power version of an ignition coil. There is no physical link from the charging input to the voltage output.
And on a fully discharged BMW key it takes 48-72 hours straight to bring it back to full charge.
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