David, have a look at this ... Slightly more expensive but works a treat....
https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?...=67686&ra=true
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Thread: GPS Tracker for £50-£100
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20-02-12, 23:03 #11
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21-02-12, 09:36 #12
Thanks ACE. I also found this one for £150 which has motion tracking activation which would save on SIM card costs and may also mean that the battery may retain enough charge so that you don't have to connect it to the main batteries.
I think you can interrogated it from an iphone "on demand"
I like the "works straight out of the box" concept but I think you buy top-ups from them...at what cost?
http://www.gotek7.com/gotek7plus.phpLast edited by DavidJ; 21-02-12 at 09:58.
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21-02-12, 12:31 #13
Dave
As it says it works direct from the box (with a little charging) no sim card required and no top up required all I had to do was upgrade to the Deluxe Tracking Service Plan at a cost of £5.00 (You don’t have to do this ...) which allows for things like email/text notifications and 50 hours available of continuous monitoring AND it even allows you to set a speed at above which it will text you.
You can set a "home" area in which the item goes to sleep and draws little power and only wakes up if moved out with that area.....
I tried this out recently on my car going from Aberdeen to Bradford it work at treat and I received text every time it went about 75 mph .....
Quite impressed with the little thing actually........

PS. You get an iPad / iPhone app which is free and you can interigate it anywhere you have an internet or 3G connection
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21-02-12, 13:27 #14
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21-02-12, 13:59 #15
Google Earth as clear as day ...... If you want and it helps I can show you tomorrow/Thursday as my motor is about to be moved back home so you can watch it as we go .......

PS. It was so precise this morning that when they moved it from on side of the warehouse to the other it showed it ...... (If this is what we have available it scares me to think what is out there that we dont know about
!!)
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21-02-12, 14:40 #16
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21-02-12, 16:01 #17
David
I'm talking about the Garmin GTU10 unit ....
http://www.satnav-discounts.co.uk/to...min-gtu-10.htm
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22-02-12, 09:21 #18
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22-02-12, 10:29 #19
Mike
Currently its installed in the back of my RR totally hidden away (even I couldn’t find it when I went to look after installation) The web page shows you at all times the signal strength and the GPS Signal Strength and the cell strength, latitude and longitude (See photo)….
It can be just ‘placed’ somewhere if it’s a daily thing (but need regular recharging) or it can be fitted as I have direct into continuous power** (The leads for that are about £20.00) if it’s hot wired it can send back info on speed (it doesn’t do that if not permanently connected)
See pictures …..
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22-02-12, 11:02 #20


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