FOB holding too much resource materials and vehicles

I have already finished the main story and unlocked all missions.

One thing that bother me most is that my FOB is holding most of my resources, let it be processed materials, unprocessed materials or even vehicles. I have > 200k processed fuel but I can only sell 10k of them for GMP because the remaining are in FOB.

So my question is, is there any way to make sure new resources goes to mother base (so I can sell them), or is there a way to relocate current FOB resources back to mother base?

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What can interfere with car remotes?

Wireless devices such as radar detectors and anti-theft alarms can interfere with the key fob signals by transmitting at the same frequency.

What is an FOB mission?

A Forward Operating Base (FOB) is any secured forward military position, commonly a military base, that is used to support tactical operations.

How do you infiltrate an FOB?

Infiltrating another player's FOB is easily done through a few steps:

Open up your iDroid.

Go to the Missions tab.

Choose FOB Missions.

Select a rival from the list.

Select which of his FOBs you wish to attack.

Choose a platform to land on.

How does a car fob work?

Fobs perform their function of locking or unlocking a device via a built-in Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) system. This barcode system utilizes an electromagnetic field to locate or identify stored information called tags. The tag provides the information to the remote device using radio frequencies.

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