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airwolf222helicopters Member Since: 25 Apr 2010 Location: kent Posts: 248 |
look in one of the land rover mags this month i think there is a company offering to landrover owners a £ 250 tracker system for £79.00 and first three months subs if you quote the code in magazine ..
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Wed Nov 03 2010 10:25am |
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DJH Member Since: 17 Jun 2008 Location: Peterborough Posts: 91 |
Sorted it!
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Wed Nov 03 2010 6:19pm |
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BIG DJ Member Since: 25 Oct 2009 Location: Heathrow Posts: 816 |
Might be interested in that if you can find it |
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Wed Nov 03 2010 7:31pm |
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BIG DJ Member Since: 25 Oct 2009 Location: Heathrow Posts: 816 |
Sounds like a fairly descent deal |
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Wed Nov 03 2010 7:32pm |
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chris mc Member Since: 03 Sep 2010 Location: Dundee Posts: 950 |
Tracker are by far the best to go with for your Tracker, i have had a tracker in all my cars.
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Wed Nov 03 2010 7:50pm |
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DJH Member Since: 17 Jun 2008 Location: Peterborough Posts: 91 |
"Best" in what way? Surely you only find out how good or bad they are if your motor gets nicked and the tracker (whatever brand or model) either helps you get your car back or not? I'm not being a just interested to know what the pros & cons of the Tracker are Vs any other!?!? RRS 3.0 SDV6 Autobiography Dynamic MY16 Firenze Red. BMW 520 M Sport Saloon Space Grey 2015 Silver Previous: RRS 3.0 TDV6 HSE 2010 Stornoway Grey RRS 2.7 TDV6 HSE 2007 Stornoway Grey - R.I.P. |
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Wed Nov 03 2010 7:56pm |
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leedsunited Member Since: 04 Aug 2008 Location: Selby Posts: 1368 |
Cons are that they can be disabled / jammed by a product that is readily available on the internet, just google it and see what comes up. example http://www.logictoyz.com/security-/signals-jammer-blocker/ As you say it is only good if it recovers your car but there are a large number of cars fitted with tracking devices that never get recovered, either unit ripped out or disabled by jamming so work it out |
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Wed Nov 03 2010 8:01pm |
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DJH Member Since: 17 Jun 2008 Location: Peterborough Posts: 91 |
Yeah, Same as anything really if they want it bad enough, they'll have it - one way or another!
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Wed Nov 03 2010 8:05pm |
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BIG DJ Member Since: 25 Oct 2009 Location: Heathrow Posts: 816 |
Don't the Jammers only work for gps or gsm trackers? If it's a VHF tracker it can't be jammed can it? I may be wrong tho!!! |
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Wed Nov 03 2010 8:12pm |
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chris mc Member Since: 03 Sep 2010 Location: Dundee Posts: 950 |
By far the best as in experience, and the fact that it is operated by all police forces in uk. They have been around the longest and are the most respected. True what others say though if someone wants it bad enough they will have it. I have always been of the view that if a vehicle of mine was nicked i would rather it was never recovered and instead written off. |
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Wed Nov 03 2010 10:08pm |
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ilard Member Since: 20 Aug 2010 Location: London Posts: 975 |
I am considering the new Tracker Locate device. Looks like I can get it fitted for £450, plus usual subscription. it's a bit more expensive but I like the GPS tracking feature - you can view your journeys mapped out in a web browser. Interesting to see what happens to the vehicle if left with a dealer... there was some Audi RS6 owner who identified a dealer taking his car for joyrides when booked in for repairs, using this type of technology! L405 P400e Autobiography (MY2020)... Silicon Silver / Espresso
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Thu Nov 04 2010 8:13pm |
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