How Does Linxup GPS Tracking Device # 300-AT3 Wire to Trailer

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How do you hook this up?

asked by: Cesar H

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Basically the Linxup GPS Tracking Device # 300-AT3 needs to have just a power and ground wire ran to it and you'd be set. The red and white wires connect to the 12 volt power source and the black wire gets ran to the vehicle frame to ground it.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

The GPS Tracking Device w/ 4G Service #300-AT3-S does need to connect to a power source to function. I'd recommend running the red and white wires to the battery on the trailer and then the black to a ground and you'd have it wired up. The…

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Answer 2

The Linxup GPS tracking device part #300-AT3-S does come with a 1 year service. I have attached the monthly prices as they are now (November 2019) from the Linxup website for after the year is up. The GPS battery last up to 3 months once charged (so…

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Answer 3

The Linxup GPS Tracking Device #300-AT3-S sends a signal via 4G service so the range is pretty much anywhere you would get cell service. We even heard (from the manufacturer) of a guy that used one of these on his farm to track a rogue cow. If you…

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Answer 4

You can mount the Linxup GPS Tracking Device w/ 4G Service #300-AT3-S in any of the locations you mentioned. I like your idea of inside the AC cover if at all possible as a thief wouldn't ever think to check there for a tracking device but could…

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I spoke with my contact at Linxup regarding the GPS Tracking Device w/ 4G Service #300-AT3-S referenced in your question. The red and white wires on the device will connect either to the positive post on your battery or to the ignition wire. The…

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According to Linxup, the #300-AT3-S can indeed be powered from the 12V trailer circuit as well as its internal battery. The unit will run off the internal battery, which will be maintained by the 12V trailer circuit. When not attached to the 12 volt…

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Answer 7

The Linxup GPS Tracking Device part #300-AT3-S comes with one year of service using 4G towers for signal. This will allow you to track the trailer wirelessly using a mobile app. Although there has since been the creation of 5G tower, there are very…

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I spoke to Linxup and they informed me that if the battery is completely drained on the Linxup GPS Tracking Device #300-AT3, that it would take between 4-8 hours to fully charge the battery. Once charged the battery will last up to 3 months as while…

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Answer 9

If we compare the Curt RockerBall #C67DR to a standard B&W gooseneck hitch ball like part #BWGNXA2000 the RockerBall is 3-3/4" taller. The B&W measures 4" from the center of the hitch pin hole to the base of the hitch ball while the…

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Answer 10

Yes you can use the Curt Rockerball Gooseneck Hitch Ball #C67DR with the Gen-Y gooseneck pin box adapters. There's not reason it wouldn't work and would give additional cushioning for a smoother ride quality. This ball fits the Curt and B and…

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Answer 11

Yes, the adapter plates are included with the Curt RockerBall Shock Absorbing Gooseneck Hitch Ball #C67DR. They serve as an adapter if you're using the ball with a B&W gooseneck hitch. This ball is also compatible with Curt Double Lock and…

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Answer 12

The Linxup GPS tracking device #300-AT3 is just the device by itself. It does not come with the service. This would allow you to choose what type of service you want: month to month, yearly. The other one, #300-AT3-S, is the device plus 1 year of 4G…

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