[aprssig] Inexpensive use of Trackers

[Scott Miller]

If you wanted to invest a little more in hardware, the Tracker2 could do 
this a little more cleanly.  You could set up a script (I probably need 
to write a PSR article on the new scripting engine) that'd fire off an 
APRS message (possibly an email) every time the contact closed, and then 
wait (for example) two minutes before re-arming the trigger.

Scott
N1VG

k4rjj at bellsouth.net wrote:
>   http://www.findu.com/cgi-bin/raw.cgi?call=K4AG
> 
> See this link John.  If it's sent as a message it would be logged as well.
> Ronny K4RJJ
> 
>     -------------- Original message from John <johnk.mchugh at att.net>:
>     --------------
> 
> 
>      > Dave Waterman wrote:
>      >
>      > >I found an inexpensive solution in my junk
>      > >box. I took out an old IC-2AT HT and a spare TinyTrak. There was
>      > >one item I needed to purchase - I went to Home Depot and bought a
>      > >motion-sensing light switch.
>      > >
>      > > Now when someone enters the house, I get one or
>      > >two 'pings' per detection when they arrive and again when they
>      > >leave. We now know when, and for how long, someone was in the house
>      > >by checking the log of events for that site.
>      > >
>      > How would you archive the data for several weeks worth-to be
>     reviewed
>      > upon returning
>      >
>      > John
>      >
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