Location tracking is growing and becoming more useful than ever it has. Knowing an exact location solves cases quickly and provides an instant peace of mind that might take weeks to reach otherwise. Location and route information are only available to the investigator after the unit has been retrieved. After retrieval, positions are downloaded to a computer where information can be viewed on a map allowing the investigator to see where an asset has traveled, how long it stayed and what routes it took to get there.

Trackstick’s 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. Track just about anyone or anything.

On the flip-side, tracking devices like the TrackStick Pro are great for companies and mobile professionals and allow tracking of mileage and routes for taxes and to prove you were where you claimed to be. The TrackStick Pro has 4GB of internal flash memory, way more memory than the original TrackStick , and can store date, time, speed, direction, altitude, signal strength and temperature at intervals from five seconds to 60 minutes.

Tracking family members: As mentioned at the beginning, you can use the TrackStick to monitor the movements of your family members, including your children and your spouse. All you need to do is place the device in their car or in their bag and you can get a complete record of where they’ve been, how much time they spent at a particular person’s home etc.

Trackstick’s technology enables a continuously updated record of the exact route, stop times, speed and direction and other valuable information. The Super Trackstick even has its own built in temperature recorder to monitor and record its environment.

Tracking family members: As mentioned at the beginning, you can use the TrackStick GPS Tracker to monitor the movements of your family members, including your children and your spouse. All you need to do is place the device in their car or in their bag and you can get a complete record of where they’ve been, how much time they spent at a particular person’s home etc.

Trackstick’sâ„¢ technology enables a continuously updated record of the exact route, stop times, speed and direction and other valuable information. The Super Trackstickâ„¢ even has its own built in temperature recorder to monitor and record its environment. Trackstick’s technology enables a continuously updated record of the exact route, stop times, speed and direction and other valuable information.

The Super Trackstickâ„¢ GPS Tracker is the best choice for government agencies, police, intelligence, and homeland security personnel. The weatherproof case and removable magnetic mount allow for covert installation. Like all Trackstick devices, Super Trackstick works anywhere on the planet. Its traveled locations can be shown via a red line that is traced on satellite photos and 3D terrain using the latest mapping technologies from Googleâ„¢ Earth. Super 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. It even has its own temperature recorder to help monitor the surrounding environment. A vibration detector, combined with proprietary low-power GPS technology, helps to make this an ideal energy-saving GPS device.

Here are some very informative videos that show how the Super GPS TrackStick works.

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