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Cellular (which is how the data is sent) is in the same module as the GPS. Cutting the fuse or just disconnecting the module (IE the shark fin on the roof) will
by vitaflo 3y ago
Cellular (which is how the data is sent) is in the same module as the GPS. Cutting the fuse or just disconnecting the module (IE the shark fin on the roof) will indeed do the trick.
- _moof 3y agoYes, but even then, you can disable a cellular transmitter (cut a trace) without disabling the GPS.
- wwweston 3y agoCan I take it off and attach it to a drone I can fly on auto-improbable paths for fun in my spare time?
- warkdarrior 3y agoMental note to talk to the boss about the next design: the model should be on the same fuse as the ignition.
- mdp2021 3y agoAre you sure vehicles that are planned to have features enabled will still work without that? There are modules which should be regarded as secondary and that will put the vehicle in a sort of "degraded state" when inhibited.
- vitaflo 3y agoMay depend on vehicle but I detached it on my car to install my ham radio antenna where the shark fin used to be. It's a perfect spot for it. The car didn't care it was gone. Of course, I can't use the cars GPS or XM Radio, but I never did anyway cuz I use CarPlay.