What is Trackstick?

The Trackstick is GPS recorder, since it's a recorder it's not real time GPS. You have to retrieve the unit and download the information. It constantly logs information such as location amount of time spend their, speed, heading and altitude. It also has buit-in memory (Flash Memory) and a battery.

You ask about accuracy? Well the Trackstick is accurate up to 2.5 meters and the reason for this is because it receives a signal from 24 satelittes orbiting around earth.

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Originally posted by plaistedg

The Trackstick is GPS recorder, since it's a recorder it's not real time GPS. You have to retrieve the unit and download the information. It constantly logs information such as location amount of time spend their, speed, heading and altitude. It also has buit-in memory (Flash Memory) and a battery.

You ask about accuracy? Well the Trackstick is accurate up to 2.5 meters and the reason for this is because it receives a signal from 24 satelittes orbiting around earth.

What file types or mapping services does this work with?

What file types or mapping services does this work with?

All recorded history can be outputted to the following formats:

KML (Google™ Earth file)
GPX (GPS data Exchange)
RTF (Detailed text file with .html map links)
CSV (Comma Separated Values)
HTML (Web page with graphics and maps)

Histories can also be outputted to most mapping services, including:

maps.google.com
mapquest.com
virtualearth.com
Microsoft™ Streets and Trips™
Encarta™

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