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Once upon a time we used a key to stop someone nicking your car.

Porsche Tracker - Page 2 - 911/Carrera GT - PistonHeads UK

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Once upon a time we used a key to stop someone nicking your car.

Porsche Tracker - Page 2 - 911/Carrera GT - PistonHeads UK
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Are there third party trackers that maybe use your phone?

Porsche Tracker - Page 2 - 911/Carrera GT - PistonHeads UK

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Are there third party trackers that maybe use your phone?

Porsche Tracker - Page 2 - 911/Carrera GT - PistonHeads UK
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Use key

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Once upon a time we used a key to stop someone nicking your car.

Porsche Tracker - Page 2 - 911/Carrera GT - PistonHeads UK

Performed · outcome unconfirmed

Once upon a time we used a key to stop someone nicking your car.

Porsche Tracker - Page 2 - 911/Carrera GT - PistonHeads UK

Use phone

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Suggestion

Are there third party trackers that maybe use your phone?

Porsche Tracker - Page 2 - 911/Carrera GT - PistonHeads UK

Suggestion

Are there third party trackers that maybe use your phone?

Porsche Tracker - Page 2 - 911/Carrera GT - PistonHeads UK
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi all, Just purchased my first 992 and it has the Porsche tracker. So I now have a tracker fob but no way to fit it a keyring etc. How do you get it on a keyring or carry it?

POST 2Original post

ThebigOne said: Hi all, Just purchased my first 992 and it has the Porsche tracker. So I now have a tracker fob but no way to fit it a keyring etc. How do you get it on a keyring or carry it? Just put it in your pocket/wallet, you don’t want it with keys for obvious reasons.

POST 3Original post

ThebigOne said: Hi all, Just purchased my first 992 and it has the Porsche tracker. So I now have a tracker fob but no way to fit it a keyring etc. How do you get it on a keyring or carry it? With difficulty - the new ones are a ridiculous shape/ size

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi ya, Wish it would fit in my wallet lol

POST 6Original post

In no way am I being condescending, but I fear you may have misunderstood the reasons for NOT wanting it to be attached to your keyring. It's not for the car to recognise the key (it already has passive ID), but for the tracker to know the valid driver is present. If someone steals your keys bingo, tracker activates. etc.

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi ya, Yeah full get what it's for, just how you guys Carey it. So I don't drive off with out it or loose it etc. Wouldn't attach it to car keys etc

POST 8Original post

What I did with it was get annoyed with it for a year then cancel it and went for Meta Trak S5 which has a small fob that attached to my house keys which are carried separately to my car keys.

POST 9Original post

ThebigOne said: Hi ya, Yeah full get what it's for, just how you guys Carey it. So I don't drive off with out it or loose it etc. Wouldn't attach it to car keys etc https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&f=48&t=1806000

POST 11Original post

Hoping it doesn’t slip out of my hand, I put mine in my jeans coin pouch. Stupid design!

POST 12Original post

Thanks. I have both a 992 and a 460 Range Rover on order. I have so many keys for so many different things just so scrotes find it harder to ruin my day. Can we go back to branding thieves the first time and cutting off limbs after that.

POST 13Original post

ThebigOne said: Here you go Is that a Porsche security fob in your pocket or are you just pleased to see me - said nobody ever

POST 14Original post

First time I’ve come across this fob. My 992 arrives in a few weeks and not yet looked into a tracker. From reading this thread, am I right that if you activate the built in tracker with Vodafone you have to carry this fob also? That’s a right pain in the harris! What are the alternatives? No tracker I guess. Are there third party trackers that maybe use your phone? Guess I should start googling. Once upon a time we used a key to stop someone nicking your car. Now we need a key and a fob. Next stage will be a second fob surgically implanted up your backside incase someone nicks your keys and finds your first fob.

POST 15Original post

I have a BGTS 4.0 also with a Porsche/Vodafone tracker its a different shape but it still doesnt really fit in a wallet , as someone said sometimes i put it in the coin pocket of my jeans but worry that i will forget and it will end up in washing machine , it does say on paperwork you specifically should not put on ring with car keys

POST 16Original post

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POST 17Original post

Stanley Rous said: First time I’ve come across this fob. My 992 arrives in a few weeks and not yet looked into a tracker. From reading this thread, am I right that if you activate the built in tracker with Vodafone you have to carry this fob also? That’s a right pain in the harris! What are the alternatives? No tracker I guess. Are there third party trackers that maybe use your phone? Guess I should start googling. Once upon a time we used a key to stop someone nicking your car. Now we need a key and a fob. Next stage will be a second fob surgically implanted up your backside incase someone nicks your keys and finds your first fob. Tracker monitor needs no fob. Unless they have changed in the last few years. Always check. https://www.tracker.co.uk/products/monitor What price is the annual subscription on the Porsche tracker?

POST 18Original post

Wow this is difficult! Here is a quick guide. 1. Put Fob in pocket before driving car. 2. Remove Fob from pocket after driving car.

POST 19Original post

I have mine in my wallet but I imagine a lot of them end up in the glovebox ..

POST 20 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

981SPYGANG said: Wow this is difficult! Here is a quick guide. 1. Put Fob in pocket before driving car. 2. Remove Fob from pocket after driving car. Lol forget in pocket, put in washing machine lol

POST 21Original post

I’ve got a pouch, which has a clip on it. I sometimes clip it to house keys. Less likely to slip out of pocket. I general do one pocket keys, other pocket fob and phone. Don’t carry a wallet.

POST 22 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

981SPYGANG said: Wow this is difficult! Here is a quick guide. 1. Put Fob in pocket before driving car. 2. Remove Fob from pocket after driving car. Lol forget in pocket, put in washing machine lol

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