Fred,
The GPS system as such is not just a receiver. It also contains
methods for two way communication. In fact apart from an ID
recognizing system, it also have a messaging system. The ID
system is modelled on the radar recognizing system used for
air traffic control. A GPS can be active or
Bob,
10 years?? It all started in a global and organized manner, with
Napoleon and population registration. Before that you only had
the control from the church, who for 100's of years had been
obsessed with population control.
Hakan
At 12:17 PM 7/8/2003 -0700, you wrote:
Hey !!, have you
Actually the two-way communications systems found on OTR trucks uses the
cellular network to transmit data. -BRAH
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From: Robert Mills [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 9:03 PM
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Hi Greg and April,
Lojack does not have GPS yet that they admit too.
From their web sight:
Through an unequalled and highly successful relationship with police
departments around the country, LoJack is the only provider of vehicle
recovery systems directly connected to state crime computers.
Whether by GPS or by some other method, another issue with these systems is that
they can be undercut. There was a local scandal a few years back where a dealer
had a disreputable working for them who gave thieves the location of the hidden
lojack parts, so that the police were unable to trace
The GPS means nothing if the vehicle spends much of it's time in unmapped
territory, or off road. Because then you have miles logged, but, not spent
on public streets were the funds would go. Same problem applies to odometer
readings. Don't get me wrong I think that people should be charges
Hi
I didn't think a GPS could be tracked as it is only a radio RECIEVER.
I have heard this paranoid fantasy before however, what did I miss?
Fred
On Tuesday, Jul 8, 2003, at 13:08 US/Eastern, Greg and April wrote:
The GPS means nothing if the vehicle spends much of it's time in
unmapped
Hey !!, have you been asleep for the last 10 or so years
If you think you are not tracked daily as it is you must never go anywhere or
spend any money using atm's and the like. Don't worry, big brother knows all
about you and keeps his finger on the button at all times.
It won't be too
Do you know any truck drivers or any of the major trucking firms nearby?
They can tell you the exact location of their truck and how long it has been
there if it is sitting still. They can also send messages and the like via
computer through the same system in both directions.
Bob
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Then how does Lojack Onstar work?
Greg H.
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Subject: Re: [biofuel] Tracking a car's mileage Was: The Hydrogen hype, the
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Hi
I didn't think
They can only currently track by video cam, not to many except with in major
cities, and then mostly near intersections. Even now they are trying to
track cell phones, but even that is proving some what problematic, and is
only accurate to with in a 150 yards or so.
No, we still have a few more
Actually, I was just thinking, you could have every car required to be
manufactured with a on-board, built in GPS. Then have that GPS tracked
from X month to the same registration month the next year. Then
have that file cross-referenced with the car's registration/ownership files.
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