Greetings and welcome to NICOclub! We hope you enjoy the Murano forum, I am glad to have you here.

That is a good point. That would be a bad thing to misplace and not be able to find! The "I-Key" is also rather expensive especially when compared to the price of a regular key. Hopefully since you don't have to take your keys out of your pocket or purse, there is less of a chance you would misplace them.

I guess you could keep another hidden in the vehicle if you take the battery out. Just stash it in a small case along with the battery in case you need it.

If I get the time this weekend I'll try this out.

The fob (or perhaps the key) does have a proximity chip. When the battery is removed you can still start the car by inserting the fob in the keyport.

Nice find! That answers the question!

So you could stash a fob, minus battery and key somwhere on the car.