AccuTracking

Have you contacted NEXTEL?

Again... I have found it accurate. Your mileage may vary. Perhaps support can comment?

I have found the speed to be pretty accurate. It only reflects the speed at the time of the data send, and not the max speed travelled. I know when I travel to Vermont skiing, and go and look at the log, you can clearly see where I was "over 65" :wink: Here is one I found from last month: ...

No Problem!

I went to go to the topographic view just now and see that the link has been removed.
Any reason for that? Or did I miss something?


Thanks

This tracking will only work with NEXTEL.

The cheapest option for you is girlfriend 2.0.

Simply go to Java Apps, and see if the program is running. If it was running, it would be there.

My accuracy is usally within 400 feet. It can occasionally very outside of that.

Correctomundo...

The battery that comes with the phone is around 800mah and it will last approx 6-9 hours running AT. Find the amp hour capacity of your car battery and multiply it 1000 times. and that will give you the mah capacity of the car battery. Example with 650 amp battery: 650x1000=650000/800=812.50 meanin...

Not unless you have a bad battery to start with. The load from a cell phone is very very small. Without running the numbers, I'd say you could leave it on for a month, and have no trouble starting your car.

I sure would not worry about turning it off... I'll bet a cell phone would run for 6 months on a good car battery.... lol

When running in the background you wont see anything.

It just keeps on running... like that rabbit with the battery

Are you sure the program is closing? They it and then look at suspended apps.

I understand that part... what I don't understand is how a mercury switch will tell you if the car is being used? A mercury switch only registers tilt, not movement, and it is a momentaty type of switch.