L 300 Auto Dialer make in China

[Exlocksmith]

Maximum time 16 hours
Send 3 message after the auto dialer found the combination. Price i heard around £300 including the tablet.
[youtube]Watch "L 300 Automatic Dialer" on YouTube
https://youtu.be/YwwwacQXbR8

They are selling the first batch to service Atm machine locksmiths in China (around 1st july). So I m not sure when the next batch will be released. But it should be soon because things like this get copied quite quickly in China and much cheaper.

[Squelchtone]

very interesting, thanks for sharing this.

[kerti]

:safedial: Maximum time 16 hours
Send 3 message after the auto dialer found the combination..

It sends SMS ?

Tablet with Android I believe?

[machinist]

300 euros? thats dirt cheap I'm buying this thing if its legit.

[Exlocksmith]

Not sure SMS or not.
Should be legit.

Another DIY auto dialer using ipcam monitoring.

Watch "Chinese locksmith DIY Auto dialer" on YouTube - https://youtu.be/dbTeLScJCp8

[kerti]

Some people say that those dialers breake the lock. Maybe autodialer hits the fly of the one wheel to drive pin of the other wheel?
Or maybe in Lagard 3332 and 3390 driver cam hits thru add lever the wheels?

[Deadlock]

300 euros? thats dirt cheap I'm buying this thing if its legit.

£300, not euros. About $472. Including a phone enabled tablet? Can't be, surely.

[pmaxey83]

300 euros? thats dirt cheap I'm buying this thing if its legit.

£300, not euros. About $472. Including a phone enabled tablet? Can't be, surely.

I'm going to assume the android device you will have to provide, but I could be wrong, tablets are relatively cheap to produce. There are also quite a few SMS apps on android, so that wouldn't be expensive to implement.

[Deadlock]

Fair enough. Let's say you use your own tablet. That's still incredibly cheap compared to the price of an ITL2000 ($2,055).

http://www.mbausa.com/partsearch.asp?mc=MBK

A link to a page on the light side: http://www.lockpicking101.com/viewtopic.php?p=436599

These things must put the equivalent of years of wear on the lock.

The last post in the light side link raises an interesting point: "A lot of high end safes won't let you dial in more than so many combinations before they shut down." You can probably only put the wrong code in your car radio 3 times before it locks up. Of course, that's electronic. Much more difficult with a mechanical device I'm sure, but I'm imagining some sort of ratchet.

[kerti]

Fair enough. Let's say you use your own tablet. That's still incredibly cheap compared to the price of an ITL2000 ($2,055).

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What is autodialer ? It is stepper motor, chunk, power supply, electronic brain and rig. I think rig and chunk are most expensive parts. Because these metal parts made with many drilling and milling operations.
Stepper motor is cheap, electronic brain is cheap too.

itll2000 made in 1993. And this tool is not for the common consumer. That's why the price is high.

[Deadlock]

... chunk...

I think you mean chuck.

Yeah, it's true the ITL2000 is "SECURITY PROFESSIONALS ONLY", and possibly the price is marked up accordingly. I guess it's a case of wait and see. If these things are put on general sale in a few months time, we'll find out.

[kerti]

... chunk...

I think you mean chuck.

Yeah, it's true the ITL2000 is "SECURITY PROFESSIONALS ONLY", and possibly the price is marked up accordingly. I guess it's a case of wait and see. If these things are put on general sale in a few months time, we'll find out.

Yes, I mean chuck/ Sorry for ma primitive English
And yes, we need wait and see

[Exlocksmith]

Watch "L 300 testing" on YouTube - https://youtu.be/dEaf3BQ_IX4

I would like to clarify that this is not my product. I just receive information relatively sooner and then share it with you all

[kerti]

Watch "L 300 testing" on YouTube - https://youtu.be/dEaf3BQ_IX4

I would like to clarify that this is not my product. I just receive information relatively sooner and then share it with you all

Thank you a lot for information and videos!

[machinist]

300 euros? thats dirt cheap I'm buying this thing if its legit.

£300, not euros. About $472. Including a phone enabled tablet? Can't be, surely.

I trust your math and I still say under 500$ for an auto dialer is -cheap- pays for itself in 2 openings and lets not forget what it looks like time and effort to open something crazy like a TL-60 with a glass re locker I wont even attempt something like that myself.

Even if it puts excessive wear on the lock I'd accept that, dialing that many combos is bound to cause wear but a lagard basic 2 swing bolt is nice and cheap I pay about 65$ a S&G group 2 is another 5$ extra. Compare that with the time it takes to repair a hole and paint and if you're using a safe saver pin for a few bucks or welding materials imho if this device works, I'm buying it.