Route tracking things!!

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Re: Route tracking things!!

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Cheers for the info, ive seen the spot2 for sale recondisioned so maybe a design fault?

im getting a spot whatever for next euro trip for sure.
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Anyone changed from the #2 to the #3 and why? Is the #3 much better, when you seem to need to pay more for the subscription to get the extra services?
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Anyone tried one of these:

http://www.inreachdelorme.com/

two way messaging seems a sensible option.
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I have been working with 'youtrack' for units to go on quad bikes. The option to have a tracker against theft with the option of 'snail trail' downloads of your route and instant WHERE'S ME MATE, on google mapping plus ring fencing your bike in the garage. (Text to you mobile ).

They have a unit for about £120 that does all that and required a £5 a month live coverage. though many will poo poo the monthly bit, its a small price to pay for 24-7-365 tracking.

Thay are currently developing a spot-on style unit for under £100 that will do everything the others do, for less.

http://www.youtrack.com/

This company develop and manufacture in the UK.


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Road2Manchester wrote: Thay are currently developing a spot-on style unit for under £100 that will do everything the others do, for less.

http://www.youtrack.com/
Looks liken the current tacker uses mobile, as it says roaming charges may apply if you use it in Europe, so would it work up in the highlands of Scotland / Morocco etc?
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Lots of trackers available garminndo one ... Most based on mobile signal
Not dat signal like the spot tracker.. Theybdo trackers for children and dogs just a mobile phone chip with gps activated..
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SPOT tracker - Stick in in your bag or pocket - it works fine either way.

No need for anything fancy re. mounts unless you want people to know you have one :whistle:

My wife carried one in her shoulder bag while we went awanderin (thumbs)




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