ROVR project! I have seen this have one of the highest levels of passive income if used regularly!

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So the only downside to using the ROVR (a very small blue tooth enabled antenna that plugs in via USB power and mounts on the roof) is that it requires you to mount your smartphone in view of the road to map as you drive. This means that you cant effectively use the phone for something else while doing so. I have been thinking of buying a secondary smart phone just to use for this mapping purpose.

I have seen some top tier earners with this, and if you use this and are a heavy driver, the ROVR tokens add up quickly.

What are your feelings and thoughts? Do any of you use this, and what has been your experience!

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I have a T-mobile line which I got during a promotion which is FREE. So I have an Samsung S20 FE 5G that I got for about $200. I use it for CRYPTO (until my SEEKER arrives) and for ROVR TX and other things. I have a mount suspended from my overhead near the windscreen and it works great. The battery lasts about 2 hours unless I kill the screen or plug it in.

Hey. I don’t think you want to actively use your phone while driving. If you connect your phone to the car, and switch the app the ROVR to start recording, it won’t affect your usage of navigation/map apps, Spotify, etc. So I don’t really think you would need a second phone.

But if you insist, I also have a lesson to share because I had the same thought as you several weeks ago, and I purchased a used Iphone 7 from Ebay. But now it’s sitting in my yard doing nothing, because ROVR app can be only used with IOS 17+ system, which means you would need IPhone 11+ at least, which is at $250+ at least. Good luck.

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@UFO The earlier versons of the application would “stop” recording if you switched tasks, so perhaps the new ones would not. The phone is typically being used for a GPS and media controller in its mount. If the applications will run simultaneously now, then your right, that would solve the problem. Thank you also for the insight!

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Good evening,

I have the TX Rovr unit and I dedicated a Pixel 3a for this purpose. I purchased a $20 Helium plan for service and Rovr plus a few other projects work off the 3a. The phone does get a little slow at times. I feel the rewards are worth it. I believe I purchased the 3a for $63 on eBay.

I have had the TX since October 2024 and it’s paid for itself. I purchased some Walmart special mounts for my cars and those are holding up.

Let me know if you have any questions.

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@PacketThrower Thanks for the information. I am glad that there is an inexpensive option for this. I have been pondering this for a few months, because I end up not using the Rovr very much due to the fact that I use my phone for GPS and other things. I agree that the ROI on this is pretty great. If I have any other questions I will certainly ask. Thanks for the information!

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