Showing posts with label Microwave. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Microwave. Show all posts

Saturday, August 13, 2011

Pentax WG-1 Ice Fishing Field Test

Pentax was kind enough to give us a pre-release WG-1 waterproof compact to test out. Trouble is, it's March in Canada, and there is no thawed water to be found. So, The Camera Store's Chris Niccolls and recent South African expat Brent Taylor went out ice fishing to test the WG-1's durability prowess! Shot and edited by Jordan Drake Special Thanks to Sean Chamberlain for his assistance.

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Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Poor Man GPS

Spencer is a suitable substitute for my broken GPS. Until ... Thanks to GPS Maniac for supporting this video. Music by King Fu Bootstrap www.gpsmaniac.com Studio, Hollywood Executive Producer-Dana Fisher-producer Lester Craft A production of www.willvideoforfood.com for GPSManiac.com

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Thursday, April 28, 2011

"Helga, who freaking funny .. oh, GPS and bees photos Spo_rt Museum of Ljubljana, Slovenia

A TripAdvisor ™ TripWow submission of a travel blog to Ljubljana, Slovenia Spo_rt TravelPod bloggers entitled "Helga, who freaking funny .. oh, GPS, and Bee Museum. TravelPod is a TripAdvisor ™ company. Spo_rt travel blog." Awakened sunshine also today, with plans to move reluctance Bled (not always seem to want to move anywhere we have now) we had plans to go Beekeeping Museum (beekeeping) in Radovljica. Helga Here begins hisThe story - of the trip was remembered today in Bled, where we are in every small back with space for one car with some cows ... As always is in the car with the coordinates of the museum, and immediately recognized that Helga was in the mood. He took us to random patches say that there is a parking lot, a bank, etc and then we were taken down very random streets with no-where to go and insisted, "Turn left !!!". We went to Radovljica for a while 'looking for a place toPark is to serve for the museum on foot Helga had insisted that it was a street in a parking lot which is really a walk on the left. After several small car parks, we realized something about the Europeans - will park anywhere. There was a parking lot, which is the same size and shape we have in Australia, but then it would be filled. Then would come and park their cars across the rear ends in the middle of the parking lot. But then, on top of thatAuto ...

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Wednesday, April 20, 2011

How legal are GPS tracking devices?

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With the growing popularity of GPS tracking devices, there is a growing demand for legitimacy. For example, police in Wisconsin, the car can connect a GPS tracking device hidden by any reason or for that matter, for no reason. No warranty or any other level of suspicion is required. This was determined by a decision of the Court of Appeals of Wisconsin: "If the police follow a car around, or observe its route by cameras mounted on lampposts or of satellite ledThere are no images in Google Earth search.

Well, it was the prosecutor, but in this case satellite. Instead of transmitting images, the satellite transmitted geophysical coordinates. The only difference is that in the case of imaging nothing touches the vehicle, but in this case is the tracking device. But there is a difference with no practical difference. "

Then to New York to go to the appeals court split 4-3 on the issue. With the majority saying that if theThe police planted a tracker on a van for 65 days looking for the owner of the truck violated constitutional protection against unreasonable. Head Judge Jonathan Lippman wrote: "The massive invasion of privacy, damage to the device through the extensive use of GPS was incompatible with the lowest reasonable expectation of privacy".

To further confuse the issue, in 1983 the U.S. Supreme Court decided that, when on a highway do not drive more than a reasonable expectationPrivacy. The ruling was in particular to allow buzzer police radio in the car seat without a warrant. It 's still Tracker will see how the judges interpret the U.S. Supreme Court opinion when it comes to GPS.

At the moment there seems to be a problem with a citizen with a tracker. For example, tracking the teen driver, or the placing of a tracking device in your child's backpack. None of these measures against the Fourth Amendment. The question is: can the authoritiesuse, without warrant, and here is the responsibility of living. Check with your local authorities.

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