How to remove the car GPS locator

To remove the GPS locator from the car, you must first find the locator, such as on the front and rear bumpers, in the trunk, in the armrest box, under the passenger seat, in the glove box at the passenger position, or in the door. It is also possible to install a storage box or even on the chassis (waterproof bag required). Therefore, it takes a lot of effort to find this type of GPS.

So the most direct way is to use a GPS detector for detection. However, GPS locators are divided into ordinary GPS, sleep GPS and deep sleep GPS. If you want to detect, we will conduct a search for these three types of GPS. An introduction:

1. Ordinary GPS will send the current GPS position to the server every ten seconds to tens of seconds. This kind of GPS generally must be connected to power because it consumes a lot of power, but it also It's easy to find. Just find a relatively open place with no one passing by 20 meters around. Hold a handheld signal detector, adjust the sensitivity, and scan slowly from the inside to the outside of the car to see if the signal can be detected. If a signal is found, Then move it to judge the signal strength. When the signal is full and the GPS is within 20 cm around the detector, you can then disassemble and inspect it.

2. Light-sleep GPS, that is, it is manually set to send out GPS positions at certain intervals and at fixed times every day. The goal is to prevent detection and save power (possibly battery). This type of GPS needs to use special equipment, cooperate with jammers, and mold machines to lock the GSM card number in the GPS, and then activate it through the equipment, that is, continuously sending text messages or making phone calls to the number, so that the equipment is in a signal transmission state and continuously Send out the signal, then hold the handheld signal detector and detect it according to the method, and you can find it.

3. Deep-sleep GPS. This type of GPS has an automatic power-off function. When it does not send signals, it will shut down by itself. No tool can detect its information. This is also a deeply hidden GPS. , difficult to find. However, since it is a GPS, its purpose is to transmit wireless signals to the outside world. There is always a time when the GPS is turned on to send signals. At this time, we still use professional detection equipment to continuously scan at intervals of several minutes. Once the GPS is turned on, Once the signal is sent, it can be captured by the device for activation and detection. Generally, the sending cycle of this type of GPS does not exceed 24 hours, and the sending time is mostly at night, so night is the best time for detection.