The general idea is: put a gps in my car then send the real-time information to my website.
What you need to do this project?.
We know there are thousands of GPS on eBay, but the point is to send the information to my website
Thank you
The general idea is: put a gps in my car then send the real-time information to my website.
Once you have the GPS data, the hard part is to get it to the web server. How do you propose to do this? An ethernet shield is not much use, unless you find a network port somewhere in your car.
Similarly, a Wifi shield is no good, unless you have a wireless router in your car.
So, that leaves sending data by cell phone or APRS. To send data using APRS, you need a APRS shield and a ham radio license. Even with this, there is no guarantee that connecting to the internet will be possible.
Similarly, there needs to be a cell tower nearby to send data via a cell phone. And, of course, you need a dedicated cell number/plan to do this.
Pauls, you always with your nonsense answers, what I see is that you never understand the question, explain to me how there are lots of cars with gps modules sending real-time information to a web server. All your answers on this forum, I have never seen as solution to the questions, please, if you do not understand the question do not answer
Pauls, you always with your nonsense answers
Goes with your nonsense questions.
there are lots of cars with gps modules sending real-time information to a web server.
Name one. Then go buy it.
if you do not understand the question do not answer
I understood the question, and discussed the 4 possible ways to get data from an Arduino to the internet, and why two of them are not reasonable.
If you don't like the answers you get, don't post the questions.
Pauls look at this link,the point is not to buy it, is to understand how it works,do it myself (research,learn)
i've seen all your answers and never seen a code done for you as a solution
If the point is how to understand and do it yourself, why are you posting here?
Why aren't you asking whoever implemented the solution you linked to?
If you don't understand PaulS's posts, I would suggest that is your problem, not his.