When do you need a new tracker system?
At the end of 5 years you will need a new system. If your vehicle is stolen and Tracker activates your system it uses it’s battery to transmit to Tracker. This drains the battery and therefore you will need a new system following a theft.
How do I activate the tracker on my car?
Call us today and activate your Tracker system for immediate vehicle protection or follow the link below, fill in the form and our sales team will call you. Your Tracker system has a non-rechargeable internal back-up battery. The technician will test the Tracker system at the time of installation.
What does the computer do in a car?
Today’s vehicles rely on computers, or engine control modules, or units (ECM/ECU), that monitor the sensors in the engine bay to enable the vehicle to perform and function at its optimum. The car computer is an essential component in your car, and it is often referred to as the car’s brain.
What happens to my tracker if my car is stolen?
If your vehicle is stolen and Tracker activates your system it uses it’s battery to transmit to Tracker. This drains the battery and therefore you will need a new system following a theft.
What was the original purpose of the tracer?
The original requirement for Tactical Reconnaissance Armoured Combat Equipment Requirement, TRACER, was a direct replacement for the ageing Combat Vehicle Reconnaissance (Tracked), CVR (T), vehicles to provide a high-resolution real time information gathering capability at extended range in all conditions.
What are the shortcomings of a Yamaha Tracer?
Here are some of the Tracer’s shortcomings: 1 Average Brake Performance 2 Excessive Clutch Noise 3 Motorcycle Clutch Slipping 4 Bike Stutters Repeatedly
How did Tracer and FSCS work together?
During regular discussions between the British and US Army is was discovered that both were looking at similar requirements. The TRACER and FSCS programmes were subsequently harmonised and a joint project created. Both nations’ requirements would be met by a single vehicle, the Armoured Scout and Reconnaissance Vehicle (ASRV).
What does tracer stand for in military category?
TRACER is the name given to the land-based component of the information, surveillance, target acquisition and reconnaissance. ISTAR, capability required to meet the land commander’s critical information requirements.