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I have been monitoring the vehicle positions for several hours now in Canada and I still find this ultra-cool. Given that this is the evening Canada time, there are only two vehicle out and about, but still I am collecting some data, and finding some minor improvements that need to be made. <\/p>\n

But the architecture seems to be working fine. It will scale, and allows the position reports to be viewed around the world. That is what I would call a win. What I really need is a 42″ screen on my wall so I can view it all the time. Actually I want a few of them so I can be constantly monitoring things. <\/p>\n

The weather is nice outside… gently raining. Unfortunately the rain tends to mean that it is a bit cooler so I think I will need to wear more than shorts and T-Shirt to work soon. And maybe wear something other than bare feet. I have just put on some lamb skin mocosans which warm my feet up. These are not as fluffy as they were so I will probably need to get a new pair soon. <\/p>\n

I was about to have some lunch earlier. A colleague rang me asking about doing some work for one of the TV stations. Sounds fun. That sort of thing is always fun. Anyway I need to get some food now (it is 2:00PM )… and then I will get back to work…
P.S. The photo below is one of the tracking units (minus the radio) from a previous event…
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I have been monitoring the vehicle positions for several hours now in Canada and I still find this ultra-cool. Given that this is the evening Canada time, there are only two vehicle out and about, but still I am collecting …<\/p>\n

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