Gibson99
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Most likely. it's very low power, and is one-way communication, like a garage door opener or a car's keyless entry remote. In theory, you could probably bind one remote to multiple cameras, but i'm not sure if it'll work. Once my Git2 arrives, I'll try binding one remote to both the Git1 and Git2 and see what happens.Is the official remote the only remote that works on the Git2?
Because it does not have bluetooth?
if you're curious, you can see inside the git1 and the wristband remote here:
https://dashcamtalk.com/forum/threads/photos-git1-camera-and-remote-dissected.14710/
you can plainly see the PCB traces that make up the "antennas" in both the remote and on the small board at the side of the camera. i don't know anything about RF engineering, but someone could probably figure out approximately what frequencies they operate based on the lengths and sizes of the traces.