have troubble pushing buttons on your foxpro remote?

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northernyotehunter

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well i had an a probblem with trying to push butttons when i had my thick gloves on. so i got some of those little round things for cabnit doors. i found these at wallmart. now she works like a dream hope this helps someone. im not using photobucket sorry
 
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There are some little round clear dots made by 3M that work great for that too.
PossumAl posted some info on them a while back.
I got some for my TX 500 and they work really slick! If I can find the package I'll get the item number.
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It would be great if you guys could get some pictures of the packaging that these come in. I've been looking for something like this but haven't found them yet. I can't stand not being able to feel the buttons with heavy gloves on...
 
I actually prefer the square, tapered clear stick on buttons made by Waxman. Lowe's handles them and I believe Home Depot does too. The are called "Bumpers" and are 1/2" 13mm and found in the section that has pads for furniture. In my opinion, they have a softer touch and are easier to depress. The number down in the left corner of the card is 0055660.
 
Here are the ones I prefer. The way they are designed, the part that is touching the remote puts a more even push on that number than the round, thicker stick ons. That is my opinion, but either one will work better than nothing. I believe the Waxman units stay more pliable in extreme cold and put a more reliable click on the selected key.

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Got my buttons done today on my MA21 gonna try er out tonight very easy to press lots better with gloves on now. hope they stay on a while.

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Snowcamoman has no trouble with them in Alaska at temperatures up to -40. I have never had them come off in our winters or summers.
 


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