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Consultant Engineers,
IT and Communication Specialists
Radioactive Networks are Consultant Engineers,
IT and Communication Specialists. We focus on development of
custom technology for our many clients. Some of our projects are described
in the CONSULT area of this web site
We are always looking for more projects to work on. If you
have a project that could use Radioactive Networks please contact us. You
can read our brochure here
24-July-2005 : Google Earth Interface
Radioactive Networks is pleased to announce a plug-in for their successful
TeamTrack Product allowing vehicle positions and histories to be viewed in
the Google Earth software. The interface allows the positions of vehicles to
be viewed inside the GoogleEarth software without installing any other
software on their PC and allows them to see the position of the vehicle in a
3D space, including mountains, valleys, rivers and roads. This software will
be available from resellers including MountainMobile of Canada serving the
North American market.
7-June-2005 : North American Reseller
Radioactive Networks is pleased to announce that MountainMobile of Canada have been
appointed to resell our solutions in North America. Our software is now
listed as a solution on their WWW site. MountainMobile is a subsiduary of
Aspire Capital Inc. that trades on the TSX Venture Exchange on the Canadian
Stock Exchange. More information will be released in the coming days and
weeks.
7-February-2005 : Who Are You?
Radioactive Networks is interested in hearing from users of this site
telling us who you are and why you are using this site. The bottom of every
page has my email address. Clicking on my address will automatically fill in
my address in your email program. Also in the footer is a comment that says
"Question or Comment? Click Here". By clicking on that link you can submit a
comment directly to me without email. Other methods of contacting me can be
found on the contacts page on my main WWW site. If you visit this page you
will find that my phone numbers are 02 9618 6459 for my land line, and 0412
929 634 for my mobile. Ringing the land line will reach me even if I am out
of the office.
17-January-2004 : Enetica and Software
Seems that the .NET.AU domain registration system has a few bugs. As a
result Radioactive Networks was off the air for about 8 hours today. The
reason was that we had not chosen a new Registrar since the new system came
in for .NET.AU. Therefore we needed to Transfer to a Registrar at the same
time as renewing. In the process of transfering, our payment for the domain
was lost. Paying the domain fee for a second time meant that the domain then
worked once the DNS timed out.
We are also up to about 341,000 page views - a fantastic feat.
8-August-2003 : Hits and Software
We have now passed 240,000 page hits, and now have three pages with over
10,000 hits, and some more approaching rapidly. OziAPRS remains to be a
popular reason for people to visit our site.
On the subject of OziAPRS, we can now announce some plans for that product.
Over the coming months we will be moving OziAPRS to the .Net environment
allowing a more integrated product line. The first step on this process is
to implement a robust server with database integration. Once that is
completed we will then start on re-writing/converting OziAPRS.
We are now offering in-car GPS/GSM/GPRS terminals. You can read more about
them on our In-Car GPS/GPRS
Page.
18-May-2003 : 200,000 Page Hits and 10,000 hit page
Within the next few days Radioactive Networks will reach a new record of
200,000 genuine page hits for the site. They are hits where a real person
has requested a view of a page. In releated news, our 802.11 Pringles page
has just hit 10,000 page views - our first 10,000 hit page.
5-March-2003 : Page Hits and OziAPRS
In the past three months Radioactive Networks has received 50,000 genuine
hits. That is 50,000 Page Views by real people, bringing out total since the
end of December 2001 to 150,000 page views. To all our visitors, a big Thank
You.
Radioactive Networks have been busy over the past few months. In the APRS
area you can find our OziExplorer Plug-In (called OziAPRS) for distributing
positions of waypoints through a large wide area network. In the 802.11 area
you can find a paper we are working on about how power control can help
performance of all stations in a wireless network.
29-January-2003 : Page Hits and Scanning
Radioactive Networks continues to become more popular with users. We have
had over 25,000 page views in the last six weeks alone. The total for 2002
was only just over 100,000. To all those visiting the site, Thank You. If
you have any suggestions on how to improve the site, please let us know.
Over the last week Radioactive Networks have been scanning our hardcopy reference
collection. Whilst a lot of this work is to assist our consultancy business,
we also hope to provide some of the references online soon. Stay Tuned.
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