Real Time Gps Gprs Gsm Car Tracker Alarm Tracking

[gtr_z]

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[taz2008]

hey i am interested in purchasing it now if u still have one in stock? thanks

[restless]

im also intrested.. is it to late?

[gtr_z]

Still open.....

[taz2008]

just installed the tracker today..works perfect!!! very simple to set up..real good product for the price!!

[Trav33]

  DaveB said:

Can you tell us more about this feature? Can it do something more than simply sms the gps co-ordinates? This hints at a feature like: can establish a gprs connection to an IP address you specify (running who knows what protocol/software) and upload *live* data. If that's the case, I'm in...

Im interested, if this question can be answered re GPRS connection to a static IP.

You might need to ask the distributor for the installation and user manuals, or get someone to scan them in and post them up.

[Sheng]

im interested

is this group buy still on ?

[gtr_z]

Yes still on....

With regard to the GPRS connection to an IP address, this advanced function is probably more relevant for companies with a fleet of vehicles to track at the same time. So instead of using the low-cost SMS commands via GSM, the unit will constantly send data to your computer (with tracking software & modem) via GPRS which is pretty costly. This is the sort of function used by transport & logistics companies to track their fleet and they have a dedicated monitoring centre for it. That's why I think the unit's main sms command function is good enough for private uses since it won't cost you much at all (only sms's).

Edited February 24, 2008 by gtr_z

[wraith_skyline]

Put me down as a definate, if you still have some in stock i will take one of them, i am in sydney so pm me with the details and if possible i would like to pick up

[Jimmy Boy]

Yup i'll have one too please

please PM me with ordering information

Edited February 25, 2008 by Jimmy Boy

[Sheng]

  gtr_z said:

Yes still on....

With regard to the GPRS connection to an IP address, this advanced function is probably more relevant for companies with a fleet of vehicles to track at the same time. So instead of using the low-cost SMS commands via GSM, the unit will constantly send data to your computer (with tracking software & modem) via GPRS which is pretty costly. This is the sort of function used by transport & logistics companies to track their fleet and they have a dedicated monitoring centre for it. That's why I think the unit's main sms command function is good enough for private uses since it won't cost you much at all (only sms's).

oh good.

can we arrange for pick-up next week?

cheers

[DaveB]

  Sheng said:

oh good.

can we arrange for pick-up next week?

cheers

c'mon guys need another 5 or we have to pay a $20 premium lol...

[skymugs]

may be intersested.. i went to google earth ect..(a few other map sites) i couldnt find anywhere u could put coordinates in unless u pay for a subscription..?

[ctf_r33]

def put me down for one in the group buy. ( if it is still going )

cheers

p.s : pm me when payment is needed

[DaveB]

  skymugs said:

may be intersested.. i went to google earth ect..(a few other map sites) i couldnt find anywhere u could put coordinates in unless u pay for a subscription..?

In google earth, easiest way seems to be to add a "placemark", ctrl-shift-P or click "Add" menu, and select "Placemark"

[gtr_z]

  skymugs said:

may be intersested.. i went to google earth ect..(a few other map sites) i couldnt find anywhere u could put coordinates in unless u pay for a subscription..?

Among many others, Google Maps are also mostly free and easy to use.

Use this link:

http://maps.google.com.au/maps?hl=en&tab=wl

Enter the coordinates that you've received in the sms, and that's it. For EXAMPLE: 33.877935 s 151.218958 e

Edited March 6, 2008 by gtr_z

[gee-180]

Look like an awesome unit, by reading i assume its only a tracking device, and won't alert you if your alarm gets triggered?

[gtr_z]

  gee-180 said:

Look like an awesome unit, by reading i assume its only a tracking device, and won't alert you if your alarm gets triggered?

This has been discussed before:

"You may also be able to use the main power cut alert function as an alert trigger, so if you have an aftermarket alarm system just connect a relay between the unit's power cable and the siren, that way when the siren is set off it will temporarily cut its main power and triggers its automatic alert. The unit will call your mobile phone if the main power is cut off for longer than +/- 3 seconds, so you will not get false alerts from locking/unlocking your car. This relay trick should work if the siren on the car blares continuously, not intermittently. Therefore, it should be okay with most aftermarket car alarm systems."

Edited March 10, 2008 by gtr_z

[silvergtr]

OK IM DOWN FOR ONE!!!

can you please send me the account details please.

[Dohmar]

  silvergtr said:

OK IM DOWN FOR ONE!!!

can you please send me the account details please.

I'm interested in one too... pls pm me with details, sooner I can get it, the better

-Doh