The GlobalSat Data Logger DG-100 is an inexpensive and easy way to log GPS coordinates and enjoy basic geotracking activities.
Introduction
Now that GPS and satellite networks are so common and inexpensive to utilize on a consumer level, GPS tracking (a.k.a. geotracking or geocaching) has become a mainstream hobby for millions of geeks and traveling photographers worldwide. There are countless commercial applications for GPS data logging, from tracking truck drivers and cargo to mapping highly accurate traffic patterns, locations of accidents, and more. GlobalSat maintains a vast satellite network to communicate with its GPS tracking devices like the Data Logger DG-100, a $90 USD gadget. We studied the DG-100 and took it on the road (and in the air) to get a good feel for how it performs. Continue reading to see the results of our tests.
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by Jeff on August 28, 2007:
“If we were only talking about how well it works, I would give it a 10, but the software is really rough. I wish they would polish it up. I'm hoping that they find a way to increase battery life as well. It's not bad, but a 48 hour window for this devidce would...” More...