mini gps tracker.Can car GPS locators be installed on motorcycles

　　Due to the fact that the license plate procedures for motorcycles are not as strict as those for cars, and the target is relatively small, there are more and more cases of motorcycles being stolen and lost. Motorcycle owners have a more urgent demand for GPS anti-theft function than cars. So can ordinary GPS locators on the market be installed and used on motorcycles now? It's completely possible.

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　　The voltage of a motorcycle is generally around 14V. To install a GPS locator device on a motorcycle, users need to first understand the battery voltage of their motorcycle and the voltage range of the purchased GPS locator. For example, the power supply voltage range of T3A is 9-90V. As long as the motorcycle voltage is within the required voltage range of the equipment, it can be completely installed and used.

　　However, due to the smaller capacity of the motorcycle battery compared to the car battery, installing a regular GPS locator for a long time may cause the motorcycle battery to run out of power and may cause certain damage to the battery. Provide two solutions for this information:

　　The first method is not to directly connect the device to the car battery during installation, but to connect the device to a line that only has power when the key is turned on.

　　Advantages: Turning off the key will not continue to consume electricity and will not affect the car's battery

　　Disadvantages: 1. After turning on the key, it takes a certain amount of time for the GPS locator to search for satellites again from the off state for positioning. 2. If the vehicle is transported by other means of transportation without opening the key, the GPS will not be effective due to the GPS locator not being powered on. And this type of crime technique is commonly used by motorcycle thieves

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