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The most important new auto technology is 125 miles high--Human Tracking Begins
Technoscout.com ^ | 02/22/02 | Staff

Posted on 02/22/2002 12:10:30 PM PST by antidemocommie

The most important new auto technology is 125 miles high The SecuraTrak Pro is the next generation in vehicle security systems that enables real-time tracking, control and notification features by web, phone or pager.

The SecuraTrak Pro is a patent pending wireless tracking system that can locate anything, anytime, anyplace. It is revolutionizing the tracking industry by offering individuals and corporations the opportunity to track and manage vehicles.

The power of GPS. By using GPS, or Global Positioning System, SecuraTrak Pro provides real-time location of a vehicle for theft recovery, verification of location or information on the route followed by the vehicle. GPS uses 24 satellites that constantly orbit around the earth to pinpoint a location on an electronic map. The SecuraTrak Pro can locate upon lock of four satellites, and its accuracy is up to 60 inches of the actual location. SecuraTrak Pro users can track the location of any connected device via their phone, web browser, or web/WAP phone. The subscriber can also query the SecuraTrak database and request to see a “bread crumb trail,” or history of locations, over a specified period of time. Find out the location of your vehicle, spouse or teenager from the comfort of your home. The SecuraTrak Pro also allows for remotely interacting with a vehicle’s system to unlock or lock car doors. You can even honk the horn and can notify you when the car’s battery is low. It also allows for selecting a perimeter size, which draws a geo-fence that surrounds your personal property. If for any reason that boundary is violated, an automatic notification of this event is delivered over the wireless network to the responsible person.

State-of-the-art tracking system. When an event occurs, the status and location are transmitted to the SecuraTrak Network Operations Center and then to a user-designated phone number, or other means of communication the user desires. If the device loses power, alarm is triggered or if the geo-fence is crossed, an automatic notification is sent instantly to the user. The SecuraTrak Pro offers the complete package, including hardware and an online application. Included in the hardware are the GPS Chip, Cellular Communication’s Modem, Rechargeable Power Source, Hybrid GPS and Cellular Antenna and I/O Ports for Programming. SecuraTrak Pro also affords data privacy for consumers wary of divulging information to live operators.

Non-refundable activation fee $49 and basic monthly plan $9.95

This product is backed by our exclusive risk-free trial. If, for any reason, you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, simply return the product within 30 days for a "No Questions Asked" refund of the purchase price (excluding shipping) or for a merchandise credit.

SecuraTrak .... $549



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To: johnandrhonda
The 24 GPS satellites are 20,000 miles above earth, not 125 miles.

Guess again - 20,000 miles would make them nearly geostationary - and they are most decidely NOT.

21 posted on 02/22/2002 3:17:26 PM PST by _Jim
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To: antidemocommie
Human tracking is the next wave it seems. First its chips for animals, and now chips for human tracking to be implanted at birth.

Ah ... no.

This is as vaporous a piece as those articles written about Digital Angel, and as we should all know by now DA does *not* utilize implantable chips -

- DA *does* use standard-sized components worn on the belt and makes use of standard wireless telecom infrastructure (can you say cell sites?) to 'report' it's position as gleaned from a built-in GPS receiver.

22 posted on 02/22/2002 3:38:27 PM PST by _Jim
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To: Lokibob
My GPS often has a 14 foot accuracy level. I use Garmin products. This all depends on satellite positioning, and whether or not the gov is screwing with atomic clocks onboard the satellites to create an error level sufficient to throw off anything launced at US interests which uses our GPS system for navigation.
23 posted on 02/22/2002 3:44:33 PM PST by antidemocommie
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To: Constitution Day
To: antidemocommie Your papers, Comrade! 6 posted on 2/22/02 2:06 PM Pacific by Constitution Day

Exactly. Did you read about the nuts who want chips implanted in them so they can be tracked?

Some people will buy any propaganda.

24 posted on 02/22/2002 3:48:08 PM PST by antidemocommie
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To: antidemocommie
... 14 foot accuracy ... This all depends on satellite positioning, and whether or not the gov is screwing with atomic clocks onboard the satellites

Were you around before SA was turned off?

BTW - I don't think it's the "atomic clocks" they screw with ...

25 posted on 02/22/2002 3:53:27 PM PST by _Jim
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To: antidemocommie
Exactly. Did you read about the nuts who want chips implanted in them so they can be tracked? <

Yeah ... do you know how do-able that isn't?

26 posted on 02/22/2002 3:55:09 PM PST by _Jim
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To: floridarocks
Is there anyway to disable this monster so that it doesn't work?

Give it a tinfoil hat.

Really.

27 posted on 02/22/2002 5:06:42 PM PST by Eala
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