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GPS
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Bluetooth GPS vs CF GPS
For some people there is a debate over which to choose a Bluetooth gps receiver or a compact flash gps receiver. I have used both so I am writing from experience. There seem to be quite a few advantages a Bluetooth gps receiver has over a cf gps receiver.
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The Fantastic Futuristic Features of the GPS System
Each satellite orbits continually about the same ground track (as the earth turns beneath them) once per day, at an altitude such that the satellites repeat the same track and configuration over any point approximately each 24 hours (actually 4 minutes earlier each day).
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GPS versus Galileo
GPS looks like being over shadowed by the more accurate and technologically advanced Galileo system of global navigation. This European project should be widely available soon and is squarely aimed at the civilian market.
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Cell Phone GPS Tracking
This article discusses the usefulness of cell phone GPS tracking and how it can help to protect us and those around us and help save lives.
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GPS Trackers And Their Most Popular Uses
GPS became available in the 1980’s. For a long time the technology was only used by the military. It then became popular as a tracking system in cars. GPS Trackers are used for a variety of purposes, such as in cars, trucks and cell phones. Companies that have a large fleet of vehicles, such as a trucking companies or taxi cab and limousine services use GPS to track the locations of their drivers.
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An Overview Of GPS Systems
GPS stands for global positioning system, a system that has been established and is managed by the Department of Defense. The GPS system utilizes satellites that have been put into orbit that help people determine their exact location whether it be for the purposes of personal navigation, military activities, or any type of enterprise that requires an exact global positioning by latitude, longitude and altitude.
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GPS And How It Works
GPS stands for Global Positioning System, a satellite navigation system with twenty-four satellites in orbit. These satellites were put in place by the United States Department of Defense for military uses, and were called NAVSTAR. The first satellite was launched in 1978 and the twenty-fourth and last satellite was finally in place in 1994. In 1980 NAVSTAR was made available to the general public for commercial use.
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Satellite Telephones - Saving the World?
Satellite phones are invented in case of emergency and unexpected circumstances. They allow you to have voice and data communication for instances that the local landline and the cellular systems are disrupted.
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Is your Vehicle a Target for Theft?
You won't see it coming when you return to an empty parking space where your car was parked and its gone. You call the police, and 10 minutes later an officer shows up on scene to take the report. By this time, your car is half way to the chop shop.
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GPS Tracking is Saving Businesses Money
“Businesses have reported a reduction in fuel usage as the biggest advantage of GPS tracking,” said Brad Borst, Founder and President of RMT. Monitoring and reducing speeds, routes, and idle time are just a few things that fleet owners can do to lower the fuel bill. Each mile per hour above 50 MPH increases fuel consumption by 1 ? percent. Higher speeds also cause more tire heat, which puts more wear on tires. Wear on tires will almost double at road speeds of 70 MPH or greater. RMT’s GPS tracking systems report all vehicle activity and immediately alerts fleet managers by cell phone and email of speeding and unauthorized use of company vehicles.
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GPS: Cheat Sheet
Here are some machine-gun-quick reasons why you need to get yourself a GPS unit today!
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