TrackStick 2 GPS Tracking System Data Logger Trackstick II Track Stick Tracker Device
January 28th, 2010 | 
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- Records the complete travel activities of your vehicle.
- GPS Receiver is the size of a memory stick.
- Easy to install and to use.
- Weight: 1.5 oz. Dimensions: 4.50″ X 1.25″ X 0.75″ .
- All-inclusive package, no need to purchase additional software or hardware.
Product Description
Trackstick II is a fun and immersive way to show where you’ve been. Your computer screen can become the guide of a virtual tour for any journey you make.Take it on vacation to keep a satellite album of your travels, record your explorations, or carry it whenever you go out to get a better sense of your everyday life. Bring it fishing and tag the spots you landed a catch to discover feeding patterns over time, or find a good camping spot and leave it to Trackstick to remember where it is and the path you took to get there. The possibilities are endless and people are always finding new and interesting uses for Trackstick.It works anywhere on the planet. Traveled locations can be shown via a red line that is traced on satellite photos and 3D terrain using the latest mapping technologies from Google Earth. Trackstick continuously records its exact route, stop times, speed, direction, and other valuable information, all of which can be quickly downloaded and viewed on your computer.
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Tags: Data, Device, Logger, Stick, System, Track, Tracker, Tracking, TrackStick
Very disappointed witht he product. The batteries last less than 24 hrs, company advertises a week.
Used dailey you will spend more for batteries in 3 months than the product cost. Contacted manufacturere and they pretty much said too bad.
Not happy at all with it!
Rating: 1 / 5
Does not work as advertised (anywhere in the world). Works great here in California, but not in Europe as advertised.
Rating: 1 / 5
This product is OK, but the batteries don’t last very long (buy the Super instead!), the memory soon fills up and it doesn’t work so well if you’re far north or south (say more than 55 degrees from the equator.
The instructions are not up to the standard of the product: confusingly full of inaccuracies, mistakes and unclear explanations.
Rating: 3 / 5
Item is ok if you can get it for around $50. You get very little receiver strength so you should pay very little. Almost impossible to position on a car and get it to receive. Forget about hiding it anywhere on a car. You’ll need to pretty much hold it out the window. If you want to use as a hidden vehicle tracker, go elsewhere. Get one with antenna mounts.
Rating: 1 / 5
Avoid this one. It’s uses a low-quality GPS chipset that only gets 12 sats (36 is the industry standard) so it takes forever to get a GPS lock and then loses it constantly. Plus 1MB of memory is a joke when everyone else is offering 16MB or more. The only way it avoids running out of memory in a few short hours is by only saving the GPS datapoints four times a minute, which means that if you’re in a car or even on a bike you’ll get only the roughest sense of your track.
The i-Blue 747 Bluetooth Data Logger GPS Receiver (Auto On/Off, 32 ch, WAAS, Bluetooth, USB, Push to Log, 16Mb Memory with Google Integration) costs less than half as much and offers better features and performance in every aspect, including rechargeable batteries, Bluetooth and a high-quality GPS chipset that gets a sat lock quickly and holds it. And its software is as good as Trackstick’s.
Rating: 1 / 5