GPZ Tracking Via GPS?
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I don't use the gps on my zed it is a gold machine and the electronics should only be used for this. My thoughts only.
I should be able to incorperate a number of small tracking devices into items of getting stolen when they reach phone reception. Looking into this recently. rfids and such.
I should be able to incorperate a number of small tracking devices into items of getting stolen when they reach phone reception. Looking into this recently. rfids and such.
No - the GPZ doesn't have mobile phone/cellular or wifi network capabilities.
GPS trackers calculate the current GPS location from receiving the GPS satellite signals.
The tracking device then transmits the current location at set intervals, to mobile phone/cellular network towers or via a wifi network, basically to the specified internet database/system site.
There are GPS trackers that will store location/movement data internally but these are useless in the case of stolen property.
GPS alone isn't 2 way. It's a receiver only.
GPS trackers calculate the current GPS location from receiving the GPS satellite signals.
The tracking device then transmits the current location at set intervals, to mobile phone/cellular network towers or via a wifi network, basically to the specified internet database/system site.
There are GPS trackers that will store location/movement data internally but these are useless in the case of stolen property.
GPS alone isn't 2 way. It's a receiver only.
