NIB MD-601 GPS GSM Tracker

[billdz]

Got tired of losing rockets and bought several GPS trackers, this one is surplus to my needs, available for $45 shipped. Brand new, weighs just 20 grams and fits into a 1.5" airframe, further details at https://www.ebay.com/itm/MD-601-Min...h=item1a350910c7:g:RLUAAOSwaOxZtVm M&vxp=mtr

I have another one of the same type, it works fine with T-Mobile or any T-Mo MVNO. Does not work with AT&T and AT&T MVNOs. SIM card not included, best deal I've found if you want a dedicated SIM is the SpeedTalk $5 a month plan, see https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01HE3V7UW/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20. Or just borrow a SIM from a cell phone on launch days. Obviously, only works if there is cell coverage at the launch site.

The instructions are in bad English but there are good instructional videos on YouTube, for example [video=youtube;RT_lpE4w5vM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RT_lpE4w5vM[/video]

Thanks for looking,
Bill

 

[billdz]

Price reduced to $35 shipped.

 

[ColumbiaNX01]

Let me guess this works over Cell Phone Networks???

 

[rfjustin]

Let me guess this works over Cell Phone Networks???

 

[ColumbiaNX01]

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Most launch sites that we launch at do not get good cell service. So if I send a rocket up real high I would nott trust something that is hit and miss signal

 

[billdz]

Price reduced to $30 shipped.

You do need cell service at your launch site (at ground level, not when the rocket is high up), here's the T-Mobile coverage map:
https://www.t-mobile.com/coverage/coverage-map