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Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: auf_wiedersehen_pet on June 10, 2008, 18:31:52
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I just bought one. (http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/GPS-PERSONAL-TRACKER_W0QQitemZ320261724113QQihZ011QQcategoryZ156955QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem)
Dead easy to use. Stick a SIM card in (£1 new), call it and it texts back with a detailed grid reference and speed.
This is a typical 16 digit lat/long reference - 41 54 08.03n, 12 26 27.11e - my house.
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Erm.....You either live in Rome or your new toy is crap!!!!
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Ha! :dance: :dance:
I didn't want to put the location of my house (and therefore the location of my Disco) on on the internet - just in case any lowlife scumbags are using MC as a way of locating potential motors. :police:
As you can see, 16 figure lat/long references are very accurate. In this case, I put the Pope's pad on instead.
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does it do altitude, if not then how do you know which floor on the multi-story car park you have left it on.!
Sorry couldnt resitst that, sounds like a nice toy, have fun,...
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does it do altitude, if not then how do you know which floor on the multi-story car park you have left it on.!
Sorry couldnt resitst that, sounds like a nice toy, have fun,...
Sadly not. But you can set it so you are informed when it goes past a certain speed or travels out of a set radius. :lol:
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i want one, i would wire it up so that you can text it and tell it to turn off, which would be handy if stolen :lol:
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I like it. :)
I think I might buy one & fit it as a tracker to use if my motor is ever stolen.
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My Disco only seems to do around 700 miles before she breaks down. Given that a tankful (Very rare it is full) gives 500 yards I should be able to find her by walking around the block :)
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does it work under water??? :lol:
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does it work under water??? :lol:
I wondered that.
I think I'll seal it in a waterproof box if i fit one.
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does it work under water??? :lol:
I wondered that.
I think I'll seal it in a waterproof box if i fit one.
Does it have to go in the engine bay? I took my alarm sensor (between the sun visors) out, wired up a +ve feed and power socket and then put the sensor back. Hey presto - out of sight, on charge and probably never underwater.
:P
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I'll probably fit it under the dash so it's hard for any thief to spot or get at.
Belive it or not, I seem to end up under water all to often. :lol: :lol: I even managed to drown the alarm system on my last motor. :shock:
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I'll probably fit it under the dash so it's hard for any thief to spot or get at.
Belive it or not, I seem to end up under water all to often. :lol: :lol: I even managed to drown the alarm system on my last motor. :shock:
GPS might not like working there :)