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Two Ci’s Keyed Alike
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TheSongDogHouse
Ranger
I'd like one key to work on all doors, my wheel locks, my trailer hitch pin lock, my hitch protector lock, bike hitch lock, my...
J/k.
But, My key ring dont fit muh pockets.
J/k.
But, My key ring dont fit muh pockets.
Tour 931
Ranger
I have mine on a cord attached to my belt loop. It fits in my pocket and the cord is long enough I can open the hatch and cabin door. It’s the only two keys on it.
Keys, Keys, and More Keys
Keyed alike… I wouldn’t know. But I use a Keyport, see thread above. It’s been awhile, so it’s different now if you were to use this type. https://www.mykeyport.com/pages/slide-key-holder
Even if you can’t get them keyed alike, I think you could have all 6 keys (3 each per camper) in one keyport.
Keyed alike… I wouldn’t know. But I use a Keyport, see thread above. It’s been awhile, so it’s different now if you were to use this type. https://www.mykeyport.com/pages/slide-key-holder
Even if you can’t get them keyed alike, I think you could have all 6 keys (3 each per camper) in one keyport.
TheSongDogHouse
Ranger
Thanks SK...including the link to past thread. I was only partly joking around, and that discussion helped, with Cary's past input.
I have tried a couple of the cheap bolted together copycats of the Keyport, and still end up with the various oddly shaped keys added separately. No faukt of CampInn, just a refection on all the various security things I've collected to keep the CI sorts safe while I'm away a bit...wheel locks, trailer hitch locks, accessory/bike hitch type of stuff. Too much stuff!
But this looks supercool in its latest iteration.
How has it held up over time for ya?
I'd be a little nervous about the individual bits becoming disengaged under rough use, but if its held up over time I'm interested.
I also like Tours simple camp "hack" on the galley and hatch which is 90% of the use, for me.
I have tried a couple of the cheap bolted together copycats of the Keyport, and still end up with the various oddly shaped keys added separately. No faukt of CampInn, just a refection on all the various security things I've collected to keep the CI sorts safe while I'm away a bit...wheel locks, trailer hitch locks, accessory/bike hitch type of stuff. Too much stuff!
But this looks supercool in its latest iteration.
How has it held up over time for ya?
I'd be a little nervous about the individual bits becoming disengaged under rough use, but if its held up over time I'm interested.
I also like Tours simple camp "hack" on the galley and hatch which is 90% of the use, for me.
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It has held up, and I have ‘version 2’, which is plastic housing. I see that v4 ‘only’ has 4 keyslots. But for me that would be ok. 3 ci keys, 1 master lock key for the hitch is what I normally use.
v2 did have 6 ports for keys, but I see they opted for only 4 in latest version.
v2 did have 6 ports for keys, but I see they opted for only 4 in latest version.