GPS Tracker for Your Teenager And Your Sanity

Have you ever sat at home on a Friday night saying to yourself, “I wish there was an affordable tracking system I could put on my teenagers car?” Maybe you haven’t, but I guarantee you’ve wondered at times if your kids really going where they say they’re going.

Well, a new product called the SUPER TRACKSTICK PERSONAL GPS Stick may be your answer. And it doesn’t just work on your car. It’s the size of a about 2 AA batteries, which is also all it takes to power it up. It’s size means it can easily fit in your kids purse or pocket. And, the included magnetic mount makes the Super Trackstick easy to attach and remove from any metal surface. We’ve not had a chance to test the SUPER TRACKSTICK yet, but it’s got some pretty good review at it’s website.

The Super Trackstick records its own location, time, date, speed, heading, altitude and temperature at preset intervals. With over 4Mb of memory, it can store months of travel information. The cost is only $200, which is a small price to pay for a sense of safety for your kids. And there’s absolutely no monthly fee’s. Finally, if you have the FREE Google Earth application on your PC, you can view your childs location right at home.

How it works:The Super Trackstick receives signals from twenty four satellites orbiting the earth. With this information, the Super Trackstick can precisely calculate its own position anywhere on the planet to within fifteen meters,

Where it works: The Super Trackstick will work anywhere on the planet Earth. Your exact location and the route traveled can be viewed and played back directly within Google™ Earth. Everything is included and there are no monthly fees.

• Applications / Features Seamless integration into Google™ Earth
• Professional GPS location recorder
• Weatherproof design
• Vehicle location and route histories
• Mileage recording and verification
• Search and rescue
• Child / Family Safety

We’d love to hear comments and feedback for those of you who’ve the SUPER TRACKSTICK.

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