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19-09-12, 04:23 PM
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Location: Christchurch, Bournemouth
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MotoTracker for £125, any good?
Hi, has anybody got one of these, any experience. Good/Bad
I am thinking about getting one... http://www.demonskinz.moonfruit.com/...-Offer/1068472 Cheers |
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19-09-12, 06:45 PM
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Re: MotoTracker for £125, any good?
looks like a very overpriced version of the xexun tk102-2 (which i have).
the battery time listed on the website seems a bit optimistic as mine with a larger capacity battery only lasts 3-4 days. but the unit itself is very good if you get an original one. sends google map lnks, long/lat or you can track vehicle position online. its also pretty accurate depending on the signal your receiving (GPS,GPRS). for £125 pricey, i got mine for about 50/60£ off ebay. |
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19-09-12, 06:45 PM
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Re: MotoTracker for £125, any good?
btw i got a cheap chinese version for ~ £20 and it stopped working after a month
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