I have to second the idea of using the Boost phone, a friend of mine successfully used a Nextel phone and software I wrote to do this exact thing 5 years ago: http://www.viciouscircle.us/2003Tour-frame.htm
Every point he sent to my server can be seen here: http://wherephone.com/users/drew.txt It is cool to scroll thru the data and see the Longitude slowly ticking up as he rode west Sergio - thanks for the tip about opengpstracker.org<http://www.opengpstracker.org/>A GSM phone with an accessible serial port for $20 is a great deal. Combine that with the fact that AT&T is now letting you add MEdia net data buckets to GoPhone plans (1meg-$5, 5meg-$10, unlimited-$20) and all kinds of cool hacks are now practical. Allen On Thu, May 1, 2008 at 2:16 PM, Ken Hoetmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Joe, > > Adding to the other suggestions... > > Check out mologogo (http://mologogo.com). It'll post position updates on 1 > minute intervals to a server of your choice. > > You'll need a Motorola iDEN phone (mologogo can send you one for $80 w/ > pay as you go). > > --Ken --- Allen Smith 410 365 8999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] Follow me at http://www.gadgeteer.org
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