Valuables tracker

>>1033515
You don't. Not for a wallet anyway. I don't think technology is there yet.

Consider one of the smallest GPS devices on the market currently would be a cell phone. And it will still be too big to fit in your wallet.

>>1033519
Well, what does /diy/ to find or prevent losing their valuables?

>>1033563
We don't lose our wallets or keys.

>>1033515
A GPS device small enough to be portable is going to have shit for battery life. Measured in hours.

http://www.gadgetreview.com/5-of-the-best-personal-gps-tracking-devices

If your dumb ass is losing your keys in your own house, bluetooth tags ~30-100' range are available cheap enough.

https://www.thetileapp.com/how-it-works

>>1033573
This. I lost my wallet once, about 10 years ago now. Left it in a movie theatre. I got it back. Haven't lost it, or my keys, since.

>>1033573
Stay classy /diy/

There are smaller than a mobile devices you plant on your demented grandparents when they go outdoors.

Put SIM card in, text query will send back GPS coordinates.

From my local expensive chemist, about forty dollars. Can surely obtain Chinese crap smaller and cheaper.

Britbong here.

>>1033515
Use Tile, surprisingly cheap, you can get it from a tech store, like microcenter

>>1033675
Got a link? I wouldn't mind something like that to hide in a tool box.

I've had things stolen out my van so id like to set something up to nail the bastards because they're coming back all the time.

>>1034054

If you're a Brit larger Lloyd's chemists carry them.

Not got a link cos I didn't read the name of the device, just the blurb about how it works.

Sorry bud!

>>1034074
Found it. Mist have been on offer at half price or something.

Retailing at sixty squid here:

http://www.betterlifehealthcare.com/m/details.html?prodID=9667

>>1034078

35 squid on eBay according to an ad in the corner.

Needs charging after 18 hours or so though..

>>1034074
I found it mate. Cheers. Let's see if I can't get these cunts.