Key Kits
Bianchi packaged its transponder chips and blades into ready-to-work kits, each in a sturdy case with an application chart. Pick a kit by the chip technology you service most, or start with the B7006 or B7007 if you just bought an 884 cloning tool.
Texas Instruments transponder chips with the blades for common TI applications.
(3) BTK40 chips, (2) BTK24 chips, (3) BH72U, (3) BY160U, (3) BTOY43U, (2) BMIT8U, (2) BMIT9U, (2) BTOY40U, (2) BTOY48U, (2) BMAZ24U, (2) BNI02TU, (2) BSUB4U, (1) BH73U, (1) BMIT10U, (1) BTOY57U
Clonable transponder keys covering popular GM, Honda, Mazda, Nissan and other applications.
(3) BB97-PT5, (3) BB99-PT5, (3) BPT04-PT5, (3) BHD106-PT5, (2) BHO01T5, (2) BB103-PT5, (2) BMAZ24RT5, (2) BNSN11T2, (1) BHU66T5, (1) BYS15TK1, (1) BHU46T2
Built around the battery-less BTK60 chip for Philips Crypto applications.
(5) BTK60 chips, (3) BY160U, (3) B106U, (1) BVX5U, (2) BHD103U, (2) BHO01U, (1) BTOY40U, (1) BTOY48U, (2) BMIT9U, (2) BMIT10U, (3) BNI02TU, (2) BY170U, (1) BDAE47U, (1) BFD40U, (1) BPG33U
The starter kit for new 884 Decryptor Ultegra owners, introduced in 2010, with TK24, TK40 and TK60 chips and a spread of blades.
(1) BTK24, (2) BTK40, (2) BTK60, (3) BY160U, (3) BNI02TU, (2) BH72U, (2) B106U, (1) BHD103U, (1) BHO01U, (1) BTOY43U, (1) BTOY48U, (1) BY170U, (1) BMAZ24U, (1) BVX5U
Five universal TK100 chips with the most requested blades. It was offered free with 884 purchases for a period.
(5) TK100, (3) Y160U, (3) NS34U, (2) FD21U, (2) B106U, (1) HD90U, (1) HD1U, (1) TR47U, (1) TR48U, (1) Y170U, (1) MZ24U, (1) VX5U
| Parts | B7001, B7002, B7005, B7006, B7007 |
|---|---|
| Length | 10 1/2" |
| Width | 6 1/2" |
| Height | 2" |
| Weight | About 2 lbs |
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