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Originally Posted by ryan00davis
read it again, maybe you were reading the wrong one.... it has a built in GSM modem.
it only sends coordinates every 5 minutes (or a greater interval you set).
these are "spy" equipment, and are designed to mount under someone else's car, so im sure you're better off finding something you can put inside the car and hook up to the car battery if it's your own car.
just thought i would share as i had come across this the other day.
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Maybe you should read it again ill include the full discreption, point out where it states THIS particular gps device transmits on its own.
The new GPS-4 Miniature Self-Contained Weatherproof Motion-Activated Magnetic-Mount Battery-Powered GPS Vehicle/Personal Logger provides up to 20 hours of motion-activated (no battery drain when vehicle stationary) GPS vehicle/personal logging on 2 AAA alkaline batteries (up to 30 hours using optional BAT-AAARC rechargeable NiMH AAA batteries).
The GPS-4 is small enough for personal tracking (placement in a suitcase, purse, backpack, or practically anywhere you could imagine) and it can be installed in, on, or under a vehicle in about 10 seconds which makes it ideal for use as a detailed surveillance tool for government, law enforcement, investigative journalists, private investigators, and individuals.
It is also ideal for monitoring all vehicle activities of teenagers or spouses and the recorded vehicle data is easy to download -- simply remove the GPS-4 from the vehicle and plug into a PC/laptop USB port for downloading and incorporation of the GPS data into the included USA mapping software.
The GPS-4 automatically stores up to 360,000 'vehicle positions' (up to 100 hours vehicle driving time) and once downloaded to a PC or laptop, can produce comprehensive, printable reports and mapping on all vehicle activities including position, speed, and time/date stamp.
Easy to install -- simply insert batteries, close the unit and install under the rear of the vehicle (magnet holds it firmly in place).