Best Android Solution?

[poof]

I has been a while since I war drove, back when I did it it was amazing to get over 50 APs during an hour+ long drive.

This Android solution interests me, an automatically battery backed up stumbling rig. Are there any downsides to this? And if not, what hardware would you guys recommend?

[arkasha]

well, obviously we're pretty proud of WiGLE WiFi Wardriving! Even if WiWiWa isn't your favorite, phone stumbling has a few great upsides:

• the networks you observe are the networks within practical range
• no need to schlep around a fragile stack of gear
• everything is on a battery
• not much setup and strike work
• you can go places where anything larger than a phone just wouldn't work

Kismet for Linux is still a gold-standard - great package with ALL the bells and whistles, if you're planning on doing laptop-based stumbling, and you can see the complete list of supported formats on our uploads page

[poof]

Thanks!

Perhaps I'll figure out a Raspberry Pi solution for my car. Something that starts stumbling when I start driving and uploads after I get home and it sees my home wifi.

[arkasha]

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2435 might help!