payydg
Well-Known Member
Back2You do a great tracker service
It depends a lot on what you want the tracker to do, and what your favourite way of interacting with technology is. If you want something that pings your mobile phone if the Land Rover moves that's one thing, but other features might cost a bit more. I've got a Back2You too, which is a bit more expensive than some but it allows you to log into their website and draw diagrams of where your Land Rover (or anything else really) has been. When I've been about the country on trips I've posted pictures of them on here. Plus I'm not a big mobile phone person - I'd much rather look at a proper website with a proper computer, so it suits me. It just needs a permanent live and an ignition switched live so you can hide it wherever you can run a couple of wires, and where it's likely to stay relatively dry.
A quick update on Back2you. It's about the time my subscription was due to renew but I hadn't received an invoice from them. On contacting them, they sent a new tracker out to me because, they said, the old one would be getting unreliable now. It arrived yesterday and I've just popped out and fitted it. Even easier than before, as there are only two wires, so I've just given it a permanent live and an earth. It's already showing up on their map, which seems to be based on Google aerial photos now. Very prompt and pleasant service too - they actually seemed to remember who I was!
rogerwhemr
Member
A concealed GPS tracker with its battery, a loud alarm with shock and tilt sensors, and a hidden kill switch or fuel cut-off is your best bet. Add a steering wheel lock like a Disklok for visible deterrence. Layered protection is key on a simple 2.5NA.
