at least i know the tracker works
#1
when i was getting towed the tracker company phoned and asked if i new where the car was i said yes on the aa truck.
heres where im confused
i didnt set the alarm obviously so why did it go off on a flatbed lorry.all i can think off is that the bumps on the road must of triggered it,but i thought for the tracker to work the alarm has to go off im abit confused can someone shed some light
heres where im confused
i didnt set the alarm obviously so why did it go off on a flatbed lorry.all i can think off is that the bumps on the road must of triggered it,but i thought for the tracker to work the alarm has to go off im abit confused can someone shed some light
#4
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u dont have to set the alarm.
the immobiliser will have armed itself after 30 secs - 1 minute which is when the tracker also would have kicked in, therefore the car is moving without the immobiliser disarmed, making the tracker notify the centre.
good to see its working ok tho init
the immobiliser will have armed itself after 30 secs - 1 minute which is when the tracker also would have kicked in, therefore the car is moving without the immobiliser disarmed, making the tracker notify the centre.
good to see its working ok tho init
#5
mines the tracker horizon its the better version of the monitor basically mine has gps for satelites to pick it up as well so its more accurate.
cost me £995 when i bought the car and thats a lifetime buy so no more renwels
cheers for the info
cost me £995 when i bought the car and thats a lifetime buy so no more renwels
cheers for the info
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