Low power BT is very short range..
I've tested these TrackRs and easily detect them from ~100mtrs in clear areas (line of sight)
In the house I can trigger them in the camper parked down the back at the workshop..
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Low power BT is very short range..
I've tested these TrackRs and easily detect them from ~100mtrs in clear areas (line of sight)
In the house I can trigger them in the camper parked down the back at the workshop..
I use Tile, does the exact same thing. Picked up when someone walked passed my partner who was on a work trip in Melbourne and sent me an alert. Stalker:o
I like being able to find my phone or tablet within the house instantly by pushing the button on any of the keys. Handy if you're in a rush!
I'm trying to find a relatively inexpensive way to "Track" our work vehicle.
It would be in the local area of Doomadgee (I think, that's why I want to track it).
The old ute seems to take a long time to go to the dump etc & seems to use a fair bit of fuel doing it.
I would really like to know that when I send a staff member to X place that that is where they go & no where else.
Any suggestions?
Jonesfam
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Originally Posted by jonesfam
Throw a GPS in the glovebox.. leave it on...
Then just grab it later.
Hi,
https://ja-px.rtrk.com.au/Holux/m-24...h-data-logger/
Cheers
Sent from my GT-N5110 using AULRO mobile app
Or if it has an OBD port go to EBay and search OBD GPS Tracker
Done!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
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Originally Posted by jonesfam
Yeah it's going to need a GPS. So you could get a dedicated GPS tracker or maybe any old phone with a track app. But be aware a phone type solution will run out of battery quickly.
Just put a litre of fuel at a time, in it,see where it runs out.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by jonesfam
Probably doing a quick trip up to Point Parker!!Quote:
Originally Posted by jonesfam