Some dealer in Fla had a 33ft center console sport fisher stolen yesterday. Brand new boat, twin Evinrudes, trailer and delivery truck. It's probably in Mexico now, but someone left a general post about a possible means of theft tracking and recovery. I thought it was worth sharing. The concept is really simple and cheap too.

"Here is a great idea for all you dealers. Or just boat owners in general. Go to petco they sell dog collars there with GPS and batterys like in a watch which last awhile. The collar is perfect to wrap around in an inconspicuous place and there ya have it. They can change or disconnect anything they like and you still can track it on GPS"

On 6/12/15 1:26 PM, Tim wrote:
Some dealer in Fla had a 33ft center console sport fisher stolen yesterday. Brand new boat, twin Evinrudes, trailer and delivery truck. It's probably in Mexico now, but someone left a general post about a possible means of theft tracking and recovery. I thought it was worth sharing. The concept is really simple and cheap too.

"Here is a great idea for all you dealers. Or just boat owners in general. Go to petco they sell dog collars there with GPS and batterys like in a watch which last awhile. The collar is perfect to wrap around in an inconspicuous place and there ya have it. They can change or disconnect anything they like and you still can track it on GPS"


What kind of truck?

On Fri, 12 Jun 2015 13:38:06 -0400, Keyser Söze
wrote:

On 6/12/15 1:26 PM, Tim wrote:
Some dealer in Fla had a 33ft center console sport fisher stolen yesterday. Brand new boat, twin Evinrudes, trailer and delivery truck. It's probably in Mexico now, but someone left a general post about a possible means of theft tracking and recovery. I thought it was worth sharing. The concept is really simple and cheap too.

"Here is a great idea for all you dealers. Or just boat owners in general. Go to petco they sell dog collars there with GPS and batterys like in a watch which last awhile. The collar is perfect to wrap around in an inconspicuous place and there ya have it. They can change or disconnect anything they like and you still can track it on GPS"


What kind of truck?

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It's easy to understand why a guy with all of your health issues would
have no interest in a boat like that, even assuming you could afford
to run it.

On Fri, 12 Jun 2015 10:26:41 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

Some dealer in Fla had a 33ft center console sport fisher stolen yesterday. Brand new boat, twin Evinrudes, trailer and delivery truck. It's probably in Mexico now, but someone left a general post about a possible means of theft tracking and recovery. I thought it was worth sharing. The concept is really simple and cheap too.

"Here is a great idea for all you dealers. Or just boat owners in general. Go to petco they sell dog collars there with GPS and batterys like in a watch which last awhile. The collar is perfect to wrap around in an inconspicuous place and there ya have it. They can change or disconnect anything they like and you still can track it on GPS"

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Interesting idea. Does the collar uplink to a satellite or does it
depend on the cellular network? A boat like that can be offshore and
out of cell phone range in no time at all.

Boat theft of high performance center consoles is rampant in south
Florida and the Bahamas. They are highly prized by smugglers and
sometimes get stripped of engines and electronics.

On 6/12/2015 1:48 PM, Wayne.B wrote:
On Fri, 12 Jun 2015 10:26:41 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

Some dealer in Fla had a 33ft center console sport fisher stolen yesterday. Brand new boat, twin Evinrudes, trailer and delivery truck. It's probably in Mexico now, but someone left a general post about a possible means of theft tracking and recovery. I thought it was worth sharing. The concept is really simple and cheap too.

"Here is a great idea for all you dealers. Or just boat owners in general. Go to petco they sell dog collars there with GPS and batterys like in a watch which last awhile. The collar is perfect to wrap around in an inconspicuous place and there ya have it. They can change or disconnect anything they like and you still can track it on GPS"

===

Interesting idea. Does the collar uplink to a satellite or does it
depend on the cellular network? A boat like that can be offshore and
out of cell phone range in no time at all.

Boat theft of high performance center consoles is rampant in south
Florida and the Bahamas. They are highly prized by smugglers and
sometimes get stripped of engines and electronics.


I have a walk I make, on my path is a large fenced field, recently
there were 4 boats on trailers in the lot. Sticking up above the fence,
mounted on a boat I couldn't see, were 3-300hp Mercury outboards. I
thought, they should at least throw a blanket over that advertisement.
Three days later, I made the same walk, that boat and motors was gone.
It has been a month and it has not returned, I wonder?
Mikek

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Does make you wonder doesn't it Mike?

Does make you wonder doesn't it Mike?

On 6/15/15 7:33 AM, Tim wrote:
Does make you wonder doesn't it Mike?



Ahh, Mr. Context strikes again...

Well Mr. Abstract, I see your attempt at turning my rain thread into a political sewer.

I really don't know if it would effectively work or not, but it looks good on paper...