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product_id: 7899523
title: "Canmore GT-730FL-S USB GPS Tracker Stick Data Logger (Built-in Rechargeable battery, WAAS, A-GPS, 256,000 Waypoints, 65 channels, Windows XP / Vista / 7 Compatible)"
brand: "canmore"
price: "€ 132.83"
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reviews_count: 9
category: "Canmore"
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# 256,000 waypoints capacity 65-channel Skytraq Venus chipset 450mAh rechargeable battery, 17+ hrs use Canmore GT-730FL-S USB GPS Tracker Stick Data Logger (Built-in Rechargeable battery, WAAS, A-GPS, 256,000 Waypoints, 65 channels, Windows XP / Vista / 7 Compatible)

**Brand:** canmore
**Price:** € 132.83
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 📍 Track Every Moment, Own Every Journey

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Canmore GT-730FL-S USB GPS Tracker Stick Data Logger (Built-in Rechargeable battery, WAAS, A-GPS, 256,000 Waypoints, 65 channels, Windows XP / Vista / 7 Compatible) by canmore
- **How much does it cost?** € 132.83 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- canmore enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted canmore brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Precision Tracking:** 65-channel GPS receiver with WAAS and A-GPS ensures fast satellite lock and accurate location data.
- • **Flexible Data Export:** Export your routes in GPX, KML, NMEA, or CSV formats for effortless mapping and geotagging.
- • **Long-Lasting Battery:** Enjoy over 17 hours of continuous use on a single charge—track all day without worry.
- • **Massive Data Logging:** Store up to 256,000 GPS waypoints for detailed tracking history.
- • **Universal Compatibility:** Seamlessly integrates with Windows XP/Vista/7 and supports all NMEA standards.

## Overview

The Canmore GT-730FL-S is a USB GPS tracker stick featuring a powerful 65-channel Skytraq Venus chipset, built-in rechargeable 450mAh battery offering over 17 hours of continuous logging, and massive 8MB flash memory capable of storing 256,000 waypoints. Compatible with Windows XP through 7 and all NMEA standards, it exports data in multiple formats (GPX, KML, CSV) for versatile use in mapping and photo geotagging. Ideal for professionals seeking reliable, detailed GPS tracking with flexible software integration.

## Description

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Review: Do Not Purchase this item! GPS Tracker stops Logging. - Tracker stops logging on every use. Do not purchase this item.
Review: Unbelievable - I got this in hopes that it would work well enough to record our road trips. My goal was to later use the track data to geotag my photos so I would know where they were taken. I hoped to eliminate the need for my Delorme LT-20 dongle that had to be connected to my laptop the whole trip just to record the track data. Well, I wasn't expecting a lot, but this device is perfect. Everything works and works well. Just had to charge it the first time, then took it outside. It took a while for the first lock-in, but since then it takes about a minute. Seems about the same or faster than my Delorme LT-20 GPS receiver. It is true that the data logging is not turned on at first. I just used the included GPS viewer.exe program to turn on logging. I use the freeware gpsbabel to dump and convert the data to kml (for Google Earth) and gpx (for geotag). With gpsbabel it is also possible to clear the log and do various other operations so it's the only main utility I use. I use the Linux and Windows versions. Both work fine with this device. Sometimes it doesn't read the data the first time on Linux, and times out. But by the second retry it always reads. Gpsbabel also has an option to save out the native binary dump file for later conversion without the device plugged in. The kml files can be dropped right into Google Earth and it shows my drive to work. I was surprised that it was able to show exactly which parking space I parked in. Sort of scary... The gpx files are for geotag. Geotag is an online free program that can read the gpx track file, and then you load in the photos you took on your trip. By interpolating the photos' date and time (from the EXIF data) with the logged times in the GPS track (this GT-730F device logs every 5 seconds by default), Geotag pulls up a Google map showing the track and the locations where you took the photos, with clickable thumbnails of the actual photos. It is really surprising to see this. Lastly, Geotag can (if desired) write out the geographic data into the photo's EXIF data for a permanent record of where the photo was taken, right there inside the photo's EXIF data! I do agree that the lack of documentation caused me to have a longer learning curve than I wished, but I got the hang of it within a couple of days of casual research. In short, the accompanying disk has a couple of useful things, particularly the windows driver (The device appears as a Prolific PL-2303 usb to serial port, defaulting to 38400 baud). The GPSviewer.exe is useful to see the device working, the satellites found, and their various signal strength etc, as well as turning on/off logging or clearing the log. The photo program I haven't played with very much as it seems their Google maps key has expired or something. Google pops up a message that the API key is wrong or expired. I might try downloading the other version from the canmore website, but it looks like it does the same thing as geotag. The two programs I use are both freeware: geotag and gpsbabel. They can easily be found with a web search. They both work well in Windows and Linux, which was a good thing for me since I primarily use Linux at home and Windows at work. Last thing: The GPS device is a Skytrak Venus based chipset. It reports on the computer as a Prolific PL-2303 but that is simply the USB to serial converter chip inside the package. So don't be confused by that. I am very glad I got this item. Hope it lasts. tl;dr: Works great in Windows and Linux. Appears as a PL-2303 com port/ttyUSB0 but is really a Skytraq Venus chipset. Use geotag and gpsbabel which are freeware available for Windows or Linux.

## Features

- The Canmore USB GPS Stick is compatible with nearly any GPS mapping software available and fully compatible with NMEA standards (all versions)
- 8M Bytes flash memory for data logging, with 16 bytes binary data per record that stores up to 256,000 data records
- Logged data may be exported in a number of formats such as: GPX, NMEA 0183, KML, Excel (CSV).
- Ultra low power consumption: over 17/56 hours continuous use by 450mAh battery
- Logging data interval programmable: by time or distance; Data tag (start, stop point) can be set by user

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B002UWKUZQ |
| Best Sellers Rank | #57,625 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #336 in GPS Trackers |
| Color | Sliver |
| Connectivity technologies | USB |
| Customer Reviews | 2.9 2.9 out of 5 stars (75) |
| Date First Available | October 30, 2009 |
| Human Interface Input | Buttons |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 3.52 ounces |
| Item model number | GT-730FL BLU |
| Manufacturer | Canmore |
| Other display features | Wireless |
| Product Dimensions | 5.4 x 4.3 x 1.6 inches |
| Whats in the box | Battery |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Canmore
- **Connectivity Technology:** USB
- **Included Components:** Battery
- **Specific Uses For Product:** personal
- **Supported Application:** GPS Mapping Software, NMEA Compatible Applications

## Images

![Canmore GT-730FL-S USB GPS Tracker Stick Data Logger (Built-in Rechargeable battery, WAAS, A-GPS, 256,000 Waypoints, 65 channels, Windows XP / Vista / 7 Compatible) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61tMrKXBN4L.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐ Do Not Purchase this item! GPS Tracker stops Logging.
*by N***R on August 12, 2024*

Tracker stops logging on every use. Do not purchase this item.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Unbelievable
*by L***N on April 4, 2012*

I got this in hopes that it would work well enough to record our road trips. My goal was to later use the track data to geotag my photos so I would know where they were taken. I hoped to eliminate the need for my Delorme LT-20 dongle that had to be connected to my laptop the whole trip just to record the track data. Well, I wasn't expecting a lot, but this device is perfect. Everything works and works well. Just had to charge it the first time, then took it outside. It took a while for the first lock-in, but since then it takes about a minute. Seems about the same or faster than my Delorme LT-20 GPS receiver. It is true that the data logging is not turned on at first. I just used the included GPS viewer.exe program to turn on logging. I use the freeware gpsbabel to dump and convert the data to kml (for Google Earth) and gpx (for geotag). With gpsbabel it is also possible to clear the log and do various other operations so it's the only main utility I use. I use the Linux and Windows versions. Both work fine with this device. Sometimes it doesn't read the data the first time on Linux, and times out. But by the second retry it always reads. Gpsbabel also has an option to save out the native binary dump file for later conversion without the device plugged in. The kml files can be dropped right into Google Earth and it shows my drive to work. I was surprised that it was able to show exactly which parking space I parked in. Sort of scary... The gpx files are for geotag. Geotag is an online free program that can read the gpx track file, and then you load in the photos you took on your trip. By interpolating the photos' date and time (from the EXIF data) with the logged times in the GPS track (this GT-730F device logs every 5 seconds by default), Geotag pulls up a Google map showing the track and the locations where you took the photos, with clickable thumbnails of the actual photos. It is really surprising to see this. Lastly, Geotag can (if desired) write out the geographic data into the photo's EXIF data for a permanent record of where the photo was taken, right there inside the photo's EXIF data! I do agree that the lack of documentation caused me to have a longer learning curve than I wished, but I got the hang of it within a couple of days of casual research. In short, the accompanying disk has a couple of useful things, particularly the windows driver (The device appears as a Prolific PL-2303 usb to serial port, defaulting to 38400 baud). The GPSviewer.exe is useful to see the device working, the satellites found, and their various signal strength etc, as well as turning on/off logging or clearing the log. The photo program I haven't played with very much as it seems their Google maps key has expired or something. Google pops up a message that the API key is wrong or expired. I might try downloading the other version from the canmore website, but it looks like it does the same thing as geotag. The two programs I use are both freeware: geotag and gpsbabel. They can easily be found with a web search. They both work well in Windows and Linux, which was a good thing for me since I primarily use Linux at home and Windows at work. Last thing: The GPS device is a Skytrak Venus based chipset. It reports on the computer as a Prolific PL-2303 but that is simply the USB to serial converter chip inside the package. So don't be confused by that. I am very glad I got this item. Hope it lasts. tl;dr: Works great in Windows and Linux. Appears as a PL-2303 com port/ttyUSB0 but is really a Skytraq Venus chipset. Use geotag and gpsbabel which are freeware available for Windows or Linux.

### ⭐⭐⭐ Would be nice if it would take a charge.
*by K***K on January 23, 2016*

Kind of hard to review a product that was faulty. I used it for 2 days and after that the unit wouldn't except a charge anymore. It might have come with a bad battery to begin with as it barley made it to 19 hours before running out of juice. Thank You Amazon for making it really easy to return items. Besides that, while it worked, it worked flawless. Instructions could have been a little better and it would be nice if the included CD (mini) would only contain software, drivers and manual meant for the particular unit. That imprint on the bottom of the unit is very hard to see even with 20/20 vision. If you run Windows 10, the unit is recognized but you will have to install drivers manually. Plugging it into a Windows Vista computer made the software auto start and install drivers right from the unit. On either machine you have to install CanWay from the CD to download data from the unit and view it. Most of the steps explained in the manual are not needed. After installing the software and plugging in the unit, it was recognized right away by the software with no problems.I remember having to assign ports and stuff like that back from Windows XP. I think we are past that. And that is a plus for this unit and software. What I am missing is that there is no real timeline with your track. You really have to push the button to mark a spot on your track. So you do have a track on a map but there isn't really anything telling you what time you were at a certain location. Would be nice to have that.

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