Stumbling Habits

[Chuckster]

I am curious. Do the people who seem to post the most network AP's
stumble daily, or is it like a weekend event. I just keep seeing
people's stats change on a regular basis.

Chuckster

[hratch]

i have a job that makes me put a lot of miles on the road. i stumble while i travel for work. so yes, i stumble everyday, sort of. i am trying to catch the collective "aka Blackwave"

[Guest]

i have a job that makes me put a lot of miles on the road. i stumble while i travel for work. so yes, i stumble everyday, sort of. i am trying to catch the collective "aka Blackwave"

Heh, I figured you did a lot of road time. I went to great lengths to make sure my own company APs stayed out of the database, then apparently you went driving down I-10 here in West Texas. Ohwell.

...da Ronster

[ccie4526]

Heh, I figured you did a lot of road time. I went to great lengths to make sure my own company APs stayed out of the database, then apparently you went driving down I-10 here in West Texas. Ohwell.

...da Ronster[/quote]

Sigh, I logged in and that message still got posted as a guest. Go figure.

[uhtu]

we don't have forums and the main wigle site using the same cookies just yet, so you have to log into both (using the same login/password) we should get that cleared up eventually.

sorry for the confusion.

[hratch]

Heh, I figured you did a lot of road time. I went to great lengths to make sure my own company APs stayed out of the database, then apparently you went driving down I-10 here in West Texas. Ohwell.

...da Ronster

Sigh, I logged in and that message still got posted as a guest. Go figure.[/quote]


Tee Hee!
ahh that was probably the Lac Cruces to Laredo run in March.

[ccie4526]

Tee Hee!
ahh that was probably the Lac Cruces to Laredo run in March.[/quote]

You don't happen to be a ham with APRS as well, do ya?

...Ronster

[starpoint]

my current job is a desk job but I stumble to and from work (same route) and on weekends I drive around my town, being a former delivery driver I know alot of neighborhoods that are potential target rich environments.

Often times my friend and fellow stumbler teammate will ride in same vehicle (running 2 GPS's and 2 Ipaq's) and there has been times where our findings differ by 20 points. scan speeds and physical height of where the Ipaq was in the car can play a part..