Hi Mg Man,
We didnt mean for the post to sound tasteless, it was however a terrible crash and we do truly care about road safety. Not just because we knew them personally, but because this happens all too often on the nation's roads.

We do however appreciate you being straight up with us and that shows you too care as much as we do about road safety. Glad to have you on the forum!

Well done is better than well said. ~ Benjamin Franklin

Morning everybody! A little inspiration to get through your day

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PS having a plan and doing things won't work if you're doing it wrong

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Ah MG Man

What would we do without your vigilance!
Thank you!

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"We become just, by performing just actions,
Temperate by performing temperate actions,
Brave by performing brave actions" ~ Aristotle

Hi everybody! Here's a brief history of the GPS development Pretty interesting reading!

History of GPS

The GPS System was created and realized by the American Department of Defense (DOD) and was originally based on and run with 24 satellites (21 satellites being required and 3 satellites as replacement). Nowadays, about 30 active satellites orbit the earth in a distance of 20200 km. GPS satellites transmit signals which enable the exact location of a GPS receiver, if it is positioned on the surface of the earth, in the earth atmosphere or in a low orbit. GPS is being used in aviation, nautical navigation and for the orientation ashore. Further it is used in land surveying and other applications where the determination of the exact position is required. The GPS signal can be used without a fee by any person in posession of a GPS receiver. The only prerequisite is an unobstructed view of the satellites (or rather of the sky). The correct name of the system is NAVSTAR (Navigation System for Timing and Ranging), but commonly it is referred to as GPS (Global Positioning System).

1973 - Decision to develop a satellite navigation system based on the systems TRANSIT, TIMATION and 621B of the U.S. Air Force and the U.S. Navy.

1974 - 1979 - System tests

1977 - First receiver tests are performed even before the first satellites are stationed in the orbit. Transmitters are installed on the earth’s surface called Pseudolites (Pseudo satellites)

1978 - 1985 - A total of 11 Block I satellites are launched in this period.

1979 - Decision to expand the GPS system. Thereupon the resources are considerably shortened and the program is restructured. At first only 18 satellites should be operated.

1988 - the number of satellites is again raised to 24, as the functionality is not satisfying with only 18 satellites.

1980 - Launching of the first Block I satellite carrying sensors to detect atomic explosions. This satellite is meant to control the abidance of the agreement of 1963 between the USA and the Soviet Union to refrain from any nuclear tests on the earth, submarine or in space.

1980- 1982 - The financial situation of the project is critical, as the usefulness of the system is questioned again and again by the sponsors.

1983 - When a civilian airplane of the Korean Airline (Flight 007) was shot down after it had gone lost over Sovjet territory, it was decided to allow the civilian use of the GPS system.

1986 - The accident of the space shuttle "Challenger" means a drawback for the GPS program, as the space shuttles were supposed to transport Block II GPS satellites to their orbit. Finally the operators of the program revert to the Delta rockets intended for the transportation in the first place.

1989 - The first Block II satellite was installed and activated.

1990 - 1991 - Temporal deactivation of the selective availability (SA) during the Gulf war. In this period civil receivers should be used as not enough military receivers were available. On July 01, 1991 SA is activated again.

08.12.1993 - The Initial Operational Capability (IOC) is announced. In the same year it is also definitely decided to authorize the world wide civilian use free of charge.

March 1994 - The last Block II satellite completes the satellite constellation.

17.07.1995 - Full Operational Capability (FOC) is announced.

01.05.2000 - Final deactivation of the selective availability and therefore improvement of the accuracy for civilian users from about 100 m to 20 m.

20.03.2004 - Launching of the 50st GPS satellite.

25.09.2005 - Lauch of the first IIR-M GPS-satellite. This new type supports the new military M-signal and the second civil signal L2C.

http://www.kowoma.de/en/gps/history.htm

Hi GaviTrakers! Its a really rainy Wednesday today! And I know those of you who are on the road are making every effort to drive carefully! Have a wonderful, safe day!

Also, it would be nice to hear from you all! For those of you who have the GaviTrak GPS system, feel free to share your thoughts and experiences on our service

How many more innocents must pay the price for accidents like these?

Road safety and security should be every driver’s priority!
Let us at GaviTrak GPS be your partner in meeting this goal by taking advantage of our 24 hour all-inclusive services:
Emergency Medical Response, Roadside Assistance, Armed Rapid Response.
Also get overspeed alerts and reports on the status of your vehicle!

http://www.guardian.co.tt/news/2012-05-03/one-dead-eight-injured-2-car-guapo-mishap

Iron rusts from disuse; water loses its purity from stagnation...
Even so does inaction sap the vigor of the mind.
~ Leonardo da Vinci

And we think GPS loses its purpose without its full 24 hr service package of Monitoring, Armed Rapid Response, Emergency Medical Response, Roadside Assistance and Unbeatable Customer Support!' ~ GaviTrak GPS

Forgot to disarm on two occasions, started my vehicle and within 40 seconds I got my text saying the "engine is on", 20 seconds after that "shake alarm", then immediately got a call for clarification while disarming .... "that is wetting". Good product - good service . Just wish B.mob & Dig. would connect a lil faster though!!!!!

Aww bunneyrabbit, you are too kind! Thank you for that great review!

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GaviTrak GPS thanks for everything yesterday, they really came through for me.

Great product.

You're welcome ThugG. We're happy you're safe and your mind is at ease

Hey GaviTrakers! Its Friday! The weekend has begun! But with this rain we're getting and the characters out there, while you're having fun don't forget to arm your vehicles, stay vigilant and keep us on speed dial if you need us! 299-4477

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GaviTrakers! Long time no hear from you all! *I know, Elantari doesn't shut up *
Now I'm always getting in trouble when the smartphone talk come around, so I have a question:
Which of you have the following smartphones and why?
- Android
- BlackBerry
- iPhone
- Windows Mobile

I have none of de above

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Hey GaviTrakers! Missed me? Thought I'd make some of you Jaguar fans drool a bit today!
*Drumroll please!* Introducing the Jaguar CX16 2013 Concept!

Hi people!
A little inspiration for your day
have a great one!

Good Monday morning everyone!
I know it can be hard to get certain plans and projects started,
but keep this in mind ok?
Hope you all have a great week ahead!

Morning people!
I know some of you have been missing the inspiring images, so to make up for those, here's a great one plus a beautiful car.
By the way, hope everyone's enjoying their GaviTrak GPS systems.
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hey gavitrak, i called the office today an they said i have to pay a renewal fee yearly ($1000)... this covers all the services including recovery fees. but on this forum it says u have to pay for recovery depending on the situation, can u plz clarify this.

interested customer.... thank u

Hi S_Pollock, can you call us back at 299-4477, would be happy to clarify that for you.

to all the great dads out there, Happy Father's Day from us at GaviTrak GPS!

Hi GaviTrakers!

Hope you all have a great day ahead! Its the Summer Solstice, one of the longest days of the year.
Make it count!