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- Records the complete travel activities of your vehicle.
- GPS Receiver is the size of a memory stick.
- View maps and reports. Street level mapping.
- Easy to install, takes 5 minutes or less.
- All-inclusive package, no need to purchase additional software or hardware.
Super Trackstick is designed to be concealed inside of the vehicle, allowing you to record the complete travel activities of your vehicle… anywhere… anytime. Automatically keep track of your vehicle including it’s location, stops, length of stop, miles driven, speed, and more. This vehicle tracking system is the most COST EFFECTIVE GPS tracking system on the market! The Super Trackstick is a powerful tracking device that utilizes the Global Positioning System (GPS) technology developed by th
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List Price: $ 269.00
Price: $ 175.00
Review by Gadget Freak for Super Trackstick GPS Tracking Device with Powerful “Trackstick Manager” Software for Windows Download
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After reading many reviews, I decided to rate my Trackstick
The Trackstick is nothing like any of the other GPS tracking products on the market. Its software is very top rate with hundreds of different features. You can sort data, export to Google Earth (the Google Earth integration is flawless)
Because of the vast number of features, it can take some time to learn how to use the Trackstick propperly but when you do, the information you can get as a result is amazing.
The geotagging feature worked well for us when we were in Italy. It tagged every photo exactly where they were taken and showed all the ground we covered on our trip.
I recomend the Trackstick as the best GPS tracking product online at http://www.trackstick.com
This is what I really like compared to the others:
-Software is amazing
-When used as instructed, batteries last a very long time. I calculated 10 times longer than my Garmin.
-Google Earth Integration is flawless
-Great product support
-The data and time filtering is very helpful
-Geotagging with Flickr was fun for family photos.
Overall, I give the Trackstick very high marks.
Review by Booklover2354 for Super Trackstick GPS Tracking Device with Powerful “Trackstick Manager” Software for Windows Download
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Telespial Systems makes some big claims in advertising for its Trackstick Mini, a passive tracking device that was introduced to the market last year. Among them, the southern California company boasts that the compact GPS unit has seven times better sensitivity than any of its other tracking systems and that it’s the longest-running vehicle tracker on the market.
In fact, the Trackstick Mini represents a complete overhaul over Telespial’s three other passive devices – the Trackstick II, the Trackstick Pro and the Super Trackstick. Set beside its predecessor, the Super Trackstick, this new device is certainly different in size, shape and color.
1. Passive GPS Technology Overview:
Those new to GPS tracking technology quickly learn that there are two types of GPS vehicle tracking devices: passive and active. Both acquire GPS signal in the same manner. The difference is in how that data is handled and viewed/read.
All GPS systems are receivers. They capture signals from satellites and calculate the unit’s location with a mathematical formula called triangulation.
If the user wants to see that location information immediately (real time), a method must be used to transmit it “live” to a computer server. A modem and cellular data technology are usually the solution. This system involves additional monthly fees.
Passive vehicle tracking systems have no additional fees, because the location data is stored in the device’s internal memory. The user later retrieves the device and downloads the data onto a PC for viewing.
Most consumers initially prefer a real-time solution. But the monthly fees – and often an annual contract – could be financially burdensome. Passive devices work equally well and are cost-effective. They also can store significantly more data than real-time units.
2. Manufacturer Claims and Model Specs:
Two important qualities in GPS tracking devices are always debated: power and signal acquisition. Usually, to get a consistently good signal, GPS devices need a clear shot at the sky. That is the case with GPS navigation devices.
Passive devices like the Trackstick Mini must prove themselves worthy in less-than-ideal conditions. Covert installation is sometimes necessary. The Telespial pitchman addresses this on the company website. The Trackstick Mini has a 360° internal antenna, so, the company says; it doesn’t need to have its face to the sky.
The Trackstick Mini operates on an internal lithiumion battery that is recharged through a computer’s USB port. The thin design of the unit and the black color are appropriate for covert placement. As an added layer of environmental protection, the Trackstick Mini includes a soft rubber sleeve that surrounds the recording device. The magnetic clip permits quick mounting on metal components. Another improvement includes a significant gain in sensitivity as identified by the manufacturer. The Trackstick Mini is supported by Trackstick Manager software. The same is being used on the company’s other passive models.
Features:
* 5-second sampling rate
* Motion sensor/vibration detector
* On/off switch
* Builtin USB port
* Magnetic mounting surface
New features include:
* Sleek, waterresistant housing
* Soft rubber boot surrounding the enclosure as added protection from the elements
* Significant gain in sensitivity (Seven times, according to the manufacturer’s website)
* Lithiumion rechargeable battery
3. The Test
The Trackstick Mini was fully charged and then placed deep under the driver’s seat of an ordinary four-door sedan. Our test involved moving it every two days to a new location in the vehicle until the unit ran out of power, all the while checking for proper signal acquisition.
The Telespial Trackstick Mini uses the same LED, located on the lower right corner of the device, for battery and GPS status. The flashing GPS status is also an indication of each recorded position. There is no way to identify the battery status of the Trackstick Mini when not plugged into a PC. The LED will flash green once every 5 seconds when locked onto a GPS signal. When the battery expires, the unit simply shuts down.
The test car was driven about 40 miles per day, for about two hours daily of wheels-in-motion recording time. After two days, the device was moved to the next position in the cycle. In every placement position, the Trackstick Mini light indicated that it had a good, continuous GPS lock. That meant it was performing well in not-the-best-of circumstances.
Eleven days after the test started, the Trackstick Mini stopped tracking due to a lack of power.
Bottom line, the Trackstick Mini worked great!
Review by N. Randall for Super Trackstick GPS Tracking Device with Powerful “Trackstick Manager” Software for Windows Download
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I was very disappointed and returned product to vendor. It would only occassionally pick up a point, would not route track from one point to another as deomonstrated in the selling information, and used a set of batteries in one to two days (vs. a month). I used the manufacturer’s customer service and could not resolve the problems. Very disappointed.
Review by Albert K. for Super Trackstick GPS Tracking Device with Powerful “Trackstick Manager” Software for Windows Download
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For those who are computer literate, this is a great product. Trackstick seems to have thought of everything. This GPS device offers lots of great features for a very low price.
Review by odis dunkle for Super Trackstick GPS Tracking Device with Powerful “Trackstick Manager” Software for Windows Download
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I have used the Super Trackstick for about a month and find that, at best, it is quite temperamental. Specifically, its accuracy can be off by half a block, a parked car can show as moving its location multiple times, the batteries die with less than fifty hours of use, when the batteries die the Trackstick suddenly remembers days worth of previously erased data in its memory, and when the car first starts to move it can take over a mile before the first data point is logged. Its software is just short of user friendly, but the Google Earth interface is fantastic. In short, this is a fancy toy.