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Trackstick PRO GPS Logger
The Trackstick Pro is a tiny GPS recorder intended as a low cost alternative to real time tracking devices. Tracksticks are tiny GPS data loggers capable of continuously recording their own location histories for extended periods of time. The Trackstick Pro can be hard wired, covertly installed or run off of the included cigarette lighter plug. It is the perfect solution for companies and individuals looking for a way to track, record and validate the location of anything that moves. As with all of Trackstick products, the Trackstick Pro integrates seamlessly into Google Earth for unrivaled mapping and use worldwide. Applications: Fleets: Employee monitoring Route verification Delivery time validation Mileage reporting Personal and Business Trip planning and recording Geocaching and Treasure Hunting Off-road site mapping Family driving habits Commercial Equipment: Equipment maintenance scheduling Rental usage data Job site mapping Location surveying Government Homeland Security Defense and Intelligence Troop and equipment deployment Strategic planning Emergency Services: Search and rescue area mapping Evacuation route planning Site surveying and mapping Vehicle logistics Description: With 4Mbit of memory, the Trackstick Pro can log weeks or even months of travel histories. User selectable features allow the record time to be changed from a recording interval of every 5 seconds or from 1 minute up to every 60 minutes. A” first in, first out” memory map will continuously record while erasing the oldest location histories first. The Trackstick Pro can be permanently mounted on a vehicle in plain sight, covertly installed or removed from the cradle and placed on the dashboard. An internal software alarm will time stamp any power interruptions and can be viewed when the data is downloaded. Measuring only 2 1/2″‘ X 2″ X , the weatherproof case can be mounted via the cradle and screw pads. The Trackstick Pro records Date, Time, Location, Speed, Direction, Altitude, Signal