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daveywatt
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Recommendations on product for getting started

Post by daveywatt »

Hey guys, I'm a web developer that's new to OBD2 GPS trackers.

I am looking to start a hobby project web app that will listen to a UDP stream that logs GPS trips and other vehicle data.

There are a few products on offer here, and I am not sure what to go with for my needs.
I am assuming that the One+ starter kit would be the way to go?

I'm based in Australia, but I am not sure which SIM card option to pick either. I think there was an A and E option?

Can anyone recommend what to go with to get started?

Cheers.
stanley
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Post by stanley »

If you are in Australia, go with ONE+ with SIM5360E (3G) or SIM7600E (4G) with GPS antenna. I recommend Amaysim's PAYG plan which gives you best cost effectiveness for small data application like this.
daveywatt
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Great, thanks Stanley.

I've noticed there are a few options and models, I have done a bit of reading to make sure but can you please confirm for me?

Do you think this combination would be a good starting point (attached)?

Cheers.
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stanley
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Yes, this will be good to start. You don't necessarily need cellular GPS antenna if you include external GPS receiver which gives you higher update of geopositioning.
daveywatt
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Thanks for your help mate. I just ordered this setup without the cellular GPS module.

Looking forward to building something fun!
Hind24V
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Post by Hind24V »

I can vouch for the One+, I started on it as well and never had a reason to complain about it!
ramil_miram
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Post by ramil_miram »

Thank you, Stanley.
Glad to know there are enthusiastic amateurs :)
hope we will succeed with it, honestly
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