Would this device be good to throw in a back seat of a truck to see where someone might be disappearing too.
522550
You'll need to place it under a fender, but that's exactly what we used it for. It was great.
522551
The spot emblem has to face the sky in order to receive and transmit location data. It also needs a clear view of the sky, meaning no metal over the top of it. It would work if you strategically stuck it in the bed of the truck instead of just throwing it behind a seat. Read the install guide on the spot website. The trace is an awesome device. Folks really need to read the manual to understand how it works. This device never loses signal unless it's inside of a building or installed wrong.
522552
Get a fake GPS antenna and put it on top of the truck, hide this under it. Someone would only think that the vehicle had sat radio.
522553
Yes, with one issue. This device may not be able to broadcast through the roof. If you could mount it someplace where it does not have to go through metal would be best. Mine will beam through the composite hard top on my Jeep and my garage at the same time but any metal like a sheet metal roof blocks the signal.
522554
Yes it would be good for that. Mine is in my glove compartment and works fine there. My truck moves an inch and I am notified with full gps coordinates for where it now is.
1490526
This is a mobility detector. If anybody is about 1 meter from the vehicle it will actvate your car alarm system. It is not an alarm system, it is just an additional device to the car alarm system.
1965413
No, because it is only use as a back-up camera, if your gps has those features, then alerts may come into play while you in reverse...
548504
Should work fine, but be aware that the device has two components which need to be mounted at differing heights - the sensor at bumper height, and the signal lights box where it can be easily seen by the driver. The cable connecting the two components stretches only 4 feet, but seems to be an ordinary telephone cable, so you could probably buy a longer one if needed.
1326345
I'm not sure if you are referring to the bed of the pickup or the back seat of a pickup. If "back seat" , then "yes", as long as the back seat has headrests, since this item has loops that connect to the headrests in order to hold it in place.
56671
It will alert you if some one tampers with the vehicle only with the two way remote once its within range. but it will not stop a thief from smashing your window n stealing stuff. It just might make them think twice wen they see u have an alarm system..
610753
It can be a good tool to help monitor teen driving but sometimes it is just not all that accurate and can be easily disconnected. The answer to your question is maybe it would be helpful
673998
I don't believe it would. I'm sorry. Because it senses the baby's tummy movements I feel it would sense the vehicles movements of it is bumpy. Then again if you have a smooth riding vehicle I think it might work
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.
1280347
I believe so. We have our unit positioned far from our house along a lengthy driveway and it detects someone walking by or animal (deer) movement.
1105295
Get a proximity sensor and talking module. It will help alert when people get too close to your car
1596310
Yes. It will work while you are in a vehicle on the trails. I have used it to get to GPS locations off of streets in the middle of nowhere.
1201665
It might work, if the glove box isn't metal. Some people have even put it in their center console, connected to a USB power jack there. I've even had it in my shirt or pants pocket, or in a backpack in the rear hatch and had it work. However, for the best accuracy, it needs to see as much of the sky as possible to pick the best geometry from the satellites. That would likely be your front or back window. It will not slide around, and the battery is good for 12 hours.
740022
That's about all it is good for, finding your way back. I use mine while hunting new land, to get back to my truck. It great for that. I use a different GPS to mark my traps in the winter.
993624
No. Stick with the usual car navigation. It is so small that you won't be able to really see it nor be guided by it.
1562695
Yes it does...and frequently things that aren't there. But it definitely detects people, your job is to figure when a valid detection occurs.
363814
I would say 'no'. It is good enough to see a dog's profile in a car-but only if both of you are standing still. If you were going slowly along, you could see a dog sticking his head out of a car window, I guess.