Would this work to put in grandpas car in order for me to locate him if he gets lost?
185845
you would have to put his exact location on the GPS Bushnell. I don't think it was work for you.
185846
Doubt that would work since it needs access to the satellites. However there are devices meant for that purpose; most people use them on their kids in order to locate them. They're called GPS Trackers; just Google it.
185847
This is a back-tracking unit yhat is used to set way points. It is not designed to locate from a remote location. It is meant to help you get back to a position you set that you were at previously.
185848
If it was in his car and he set it from when he left his house he coukd find his way back to start but I'd look for a gps tracker or a transponder to hunt him down from your end
185849
This will not work for you in that manner. The unit is designed to assist the person wearing it to be able to return to a previously saved GPS way point. You cannot use this unit to "track" someone who is in possession of it. In order to be able to track your grandfathers exact location you would need to provide him with a GPS unit that constantly transmits a location signal. This unit does not do that. You may want to look into some of the cellular phones on the market..... some of them have the tracking feature you are looking for, I have seen them advertised. There may be other such devices available for this purpose as well. Hope this helps you out. This will not work for you in that manner. The unit is designed to assist the person wearing it to be able to return to a previously saved GPS way point. You cannot use this unit to "track" someone who is in possession of it. In order to be able to track your grandfathers exact location you would need to provide him with a GPS unit that constantly transmits a location signal. This unit does not do that. You may want to look into some of the cellular phones on the market..... some of them have the tracking feature you are looking for, I have seen them advertised. There may be other... » Read More This will not work for you in that manner. The unit is designed to assist the person wearing it to be able to return to a previously saved GPS way point. You cannot use this unit to "track" someone who is in possession of it. In order to be able to track your grandfathers exact location you would need to provide him with a GPS unit that constantly transmits a location signal. This unit does not do that. You may want to look into some of the cellular phones on the market..... some of them have the tracking feature you are looking for, I have seen them advertised. There may be other such devices available for this purpose as well. Hope this helps you out. « Show Less
583801
It should find anything that it is connected to. I tested it out around the house on its own and it worked finding things in different rooms on different floors and outside. The design has changed now as from memory it only had one button before which made it hard to program and worked OK on one fob but I could not get it to work on two. In the end neither fob would work as I assume I had confused it. Would I try it again? I am not sure; but its worth a try if the supplier has a good returns policy.
1087636
Probably not. I have this scanner. Doesn't work with quite a few things. And I doubt it will work for that car.
452281
This is not actually possible. This unit is only a detector. It detects a small shift in a magnetic field. Your car is a big enough piece of metal to make a small shift in the magnetic field. This unit then sends a signal back to the receiver. However the signal is nothing near the same frequency or complexity of car security systems. I am sure something else "deprogrammed" your cars security
1212374
yes, as long as you have the sensor and the locator and you have it set up.
1290954
It depends on the type of gps tracker, if it is a GPS data tracker that has to be retrieved later, then no. But if it transmits GPS data than yes it can pick them up (tested this and confirmed it personally)Some GPS trackers are stuck onto a vehicle and then retrieved later, if this type of tracker is being used, it cannot pick it up. Likewise, if the listening device being used is actually hardwired in with wires and either records to a storage device or sends signal through cable not transmission of a signal, then it will not find it either.A different type of device is needed all together to find those types of devices. It depends on the type of gps tracker, if it is a GPS data tracker that has to be retrieved later, then no. But if it transmits GPS data than yes it can pick them up (tested this and confirmed it personally)Some GPS trackers are stuck onto a vehicle and then retrieved later, if this type of tracker is being used, it cannot pick it up. Likewise, if the listening device being used is actually hardwired in with wires and either records to a storage device or sends signal through cable not transmission of a signal, then it will not find it either.A different type of... » Read More It depends on the type of gps tracker, if it is a GPS data tracker that has to be retrieved later, then no. But if it transmits GPS data than yes it can pick them up (tested this and confirmed it personally)Some GPS trackers are stuck onto a vehicle and then retrieved later, if this type of tracker is being used, it cannot pick it up. Likewise, if the listening device being used is actually hardwired in with wires and either records to a storage device or sends signal through cable not transmission of a signal, then it will not find it either.A different type of device is needed all together to find those types of devices. « Show Less
1439502
Only if his key has a chip inside in order to start his car then you will need a module.. You will also need a module if you want it to connect to an iPhone or android device.. Pretty nice system over all!!
2248559
As long as you attach it to whatever you may end up losing and needing to find then it should work just fine
693729
If it can locate a satellite it will. I do a lot of canyoneering so many of my photos will not have a location tagged with it, though I have noticed it sometimes fails to locate itself when in a vehicle, or indoors.
126033
I am sure the depth finder will work fine. Probably need to see about a map apart from the one that comes on it.You would be able to use the GPS also.
761195
Absolutely, just like anything in life; then it becomes worthless to the end user doesn't it! But you can always use it in your car to make someone think you have an alarm system for theft.
998614
It will work, however the inserted grid lines that tell how close you actually are May be off if not in the center of the vehicle.
1131796
Nothing will, unless you can duplicate the radio frequency signal to the sentry keyless immobilization module. Which creates a specific pin. That only the dealership has otherwise the car would be a prime suspect to getting stolen.
1843803
It has a 9 volt battery to keep memory, so it should keep the numbers storied while it travels to your grandparents.
1490528
This is a mobility detector. If anybody is about 1 meter from the vehicle it will actívate your car alarm system.It is not an alarm system, it is just an additional device to the car alarm system.
530661
As long as the car had a FOB once before you should be able to. I lost my fob all together and was able to get this one to work.
146379
Technically yes, the red part is like a key so you can take it out if you want and if you somewhat hide the location of the switch it would definitely be tough to steal. I have had friends try to move my car and they just thought the battery was dead until I showed them where to the switch was.