Thread: TrackR

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

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

Originally Posted by jonesfam

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

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

Originally Posted by Tombie

Or if it has an OBD port go to EBay and search OBD GPS Tracker

Done!

Originally Posted by jonesfam

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

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.

Originally Posted by jonesfam

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

Just put a litre of fuel at a time, in it,see where it runs out.