[Electronics-talk] Accessible lock

[Mindy Lipsey]

The only thing we found that was suitable was a lock and key for my son for Middle School.  
We found a package of 5 locks and 5 keys, that are interchangeable.  So he puts a lock on his hall locker, and a lock on his gym locker, and then the same key fits both locks.  We request a locker on the end so he can easily find it.
He wears the key around his neck and tucks it into his shirt.
Hope this helps.


Mindy Lipsey
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--- On Fri, 1/9/09, Carolyn Brock <mmebrock at SpiritOne.com> wrote:

From: Carolyn Brock <mmebrock at SpiritOne.com>
Subject: [Electronics-talk] Accessible lock
To: 
Date: Friday, January 9, 2009, 5:02 PM

Listers,
   This is a really low-tech question, but does anyone know of a small padlock
(suitable for, say, a health club locker) that operates without a key or a
visual combination system?  Ideally I'd love something that responds to a
voice command, even a fingerprint or something similar.  But I'd settle for
a small keypad.  I've struck out at hardware stores.
Carolyn


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