I was under the impression that they are $750 plus $30/mo.

If I could find it for less than a viper with $10/mo fee, I'd do it.

Somehow they are failing to market that system to me. Yes, I googled.

 

http://www.brickhousesecurity.com/ca...ps+tracking.do

I use one of their in-car HD cameras in my DD. I am looking into getting one of their GPS trackers. I'm sure they have one that you buy and it only charges you a fee if you use it and see where it's at. And really how often are you going to check where your Evo is unless its stolen?

 

If you wait til morning to find out it's stolen, it's likely too late.

TrackPort GPS Vehicle Tracker
Get Plug & Play GPS Tracking at its Best. Instantly Locate Your Vehicle Anytime, from Anywhere
This real-time GPS tracking device sets up in one simple step, allowing you to monitor your vehicle's speed and location in seconds -- and there are no batteries required.
Just plug the device into your car's OBD-II (On Board Diagnostic) port. Normally located under the driver's side dash, this port has been standard on all vehicles sold in the United States since 1996. Use your vehicle's existing port to supply uninterrupted power to your tracking device. Switching cars? Unlike traditional hardwired tracking devices, an OBD GPS tracker can be easily moved from one vehicle to another with no tools and no effort. It's completely "plug and play."

$29.95 per month for unlimited GPS tracking, billed every 30 days.

they don't mention a theif reaching up under there, yanking it out and chucking it out the window. that's no good.

but there's this:
Sale $119.95

BrickHouse HCT PLUS
Covert, Hardwired GPS Vehicle Tracker is Completely Invisible in Any Car or Truck
Monitor vehicle speed, location and more in real time from any computer or smartphone.

Low-Cost, Hardwired Real-Time GPS Tracking
Monitor Your Vehicle on Any Computer or Mobile Device
No One Will Know it's There Unless You Tell Them

same service plan. that $30 a month is a little steep but it's nearly there...

thanks very much.

 

then there's this:
http://www.liveviewgps.com/vls+300vz+vehicle+trac.html

SALE PRICE: $339.00 w/Free Shipping
GPS Vehicle Tracking System VLS 300VZ - Verizon Network

Verizon Network CDMA GPS tracker
Real-Time Reporting
Uses: Fleets, Company Vehicles, Personal Vehicles
Locate With Any Cellphone
Never Lose Data - Store & Forward Integration
The VLS 300VZ is a hardwired vehicle tracking system. Installation is a simple 3 wire hookup. The VLS 300VZ can be configured to update from 1-5 minutes. It is also programmed to store and forward information, should the device lose CDMA coverage (20000 events). You can also locate the VLS 300VZ up to 100 times on demand per month if needed. The VLS 300VZ GPS vehicle tracker operates on the Verizon wireless network.

The VLS 300VZ will report all starts/stops, excessive idle times, speed alerts, zone alerts and even polygon zone alerts. State to state mileage reporting is also available.

Locate from with any mobile phone - with phone's internal browser or by calling a special phone number and getting the vehicle's location.

View all vehicles at once/check where they have traveled
Received detailed stop/move mileage/time reports
Detailed maps or satellite images, USA
Locate On Demand
Disable the starter
Speed Alerts / Geofence Alerts

Service Plans US (Month To Month):

5 Minute Bread crumbing - $19.95 per month per vehicle
2 Minute Bread crumbing - $24.95 per month per vehicle
1 Minute Bread crumbing - $29.95 per month per vehicle

 

Well yeah I would never buy the OBDII one for my Evo, maybe for my kids car or if I was a fleet manager.
The hardwired lojack is the way to go.

This one from RMT looks good http://www.rmtracking.com/vehicle_recovery/smart_tracker.php

I would want to make sure it can still operate properly to cold and hot temps though.

 

what I want is I want it to alert me when my alarm goes off. so integrate with the viper somehow. or alert me when it gets more than 100 meters from my telephone... something like that.