Is this Borg technology?
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Yes, Scientist have been observing the Borg for quite some time. When they boarded the MotherShip, they apprehended special blue-tooth technology and bio-luminescent lightning from the Borg. Yes this is Borg technology....
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It is a website. But people ask stuff all the time. I'd try geek.com maybe not sure.
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I'm going to say no, but I could be wrong. It's a very simple system, and exhibits no capability, that I've read about or otherwise discerned, beyond a basic motion detector/transmitter that's factory radio-paired to a basic beeper. The only electrical connection is a jack in the transmitter for an optional AC power cord. The instructions discuss only getting power to the two units (battery), transmitter placement, and that's about it. Works wonderfully and as advertised, just isn't a scalable system.
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Went to the instruction book and it seems that there is a remote retrieval system for messages.So, the answer is yes.
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It is a cheap answer for a docking station. Instead of plugging your computer in to a docking station, the port replicator has dedicated input ports. They are then combined into one by the replicator with a single USB to connect to your computer plus power. So instead of plugging and unplugging 4 or 5 or more cords depending on how many peripherals you have it's just 2, at least in theory. I could never get the printer to work. Other things like the key board and mouse had to be reset from time to time. I ditched the thing and bought a docking station. I have been much happier with the docking station. Pop it in and pop it out. It's worth the extra money. It is a cheap answer for a docking station. Instead of plugging your computer in to a docking station, the port replicator has dedicated input ports. They are then combined into one by the replicator with a single USB to connect to your computer plus power. So instead of plugging and unplugging 4 or 5 or more cords depending on how many peripherals you have it's just 2, at least in theory. I could never get the printer to work. Other things like the key board and mouse had to be reset from time to time. I ditched the thing and bought a docking station. I have been much happier... » Read More It is a cheap answer for a docking station. Instead of plugging your computer in to a docking station, the port replicator has dedicated input ports. They are then combined into one by the replicator with a single USB to connect to your computer plus power. So instead of plugging and unplugging 4 or 5 or more cords depending on how many peripherals you have it's just 2, at least in theory. I could never get the printer to work. Other things like the key board and mouse had to be reset from time to time. I ditched the thing and bought a docking station. I have been much happier with the docking station. Pop it in and pop it out. It's worth the extra money. « Show Less
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No. The CellSensor detects the 'field strenght' (for health) as opposed to the 'signal message'. You'd be beter off with a WiFi sniffer for that use.
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It is supposed to be. But it would not communicate with my PC. The product is a complete piece of junk! Don't waste your money.
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As of yet, No. However from reading the CHIRP blogs, The TH-9000 has been successfully placed into the CHIRP family and progress is being made on the TH-9800. I, also, am anxious to have the ability to program the TYT TH-9800 via CHIRP. In the interim, the program provided by TYT will suffice although no documentation exists.73's
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Yes! There is much going on in there creating AC magnetic fields as well as DC fields. There are several electro-magnets (4 as I remember) that are powered from a bank of electronic coil drivers that are driven from 4 IC circuits. I have not attempted to work out the details.
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No it is not. Unless you reconfigurate the docking panel. Only the newer Bose model is.
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It's self-feeding, but if you remove it from the dock you have to manually move the wand over the object you want to scan.
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New technology is coming out from some sets where they do not emmit all the time. Unfortunately I do not know what to look for. These units, in many cases put out more microwave RF than cellphones. I just read up on this today.
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I believe it is. Might be formulated a bit different because it's for machines.
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Yes, worked for me very well, and more than that - i developed custom application that will detect spectrum changes (new transmissions).But decoding complex signals probably will have problems, Raspberry CPU power is limited.
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Hi Chad Kessler, You posted this a LONG time ago -- about 14 months ago -- and didn't get any replies. Maybe you're still monitoring it, or maybe you found an answer elsewhere. Anyhow, I thought I'd toss in a tip anyhow. No, I don't know what the problem is, or exactly how to fix it. But elsewhere on these discussion boards (leastways, a year ago) was a fellow named Wayne. I THNK it was Wayne Fulton. I remember he was a fount of knowledge about scanning, always quite generous. Now, just this week, I came across a website set up by Wayne Fulton (I believe the same guy): scantips with the www and the dot-com as appropriate. He's literally written an entire book about scanning there (a 101 basic book AND a 201 intermediate book). It's actually a bit more than mere basic stuff. He's been a lifesaver to me. He even provides his email address and might be willing and able to answer a question directly, although I think you'd want to check through his writings first to see if he offers any insights. Maybe this is a year late, and the problem was long ago solved. But if not, check out Wayne's website.
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I returned mine. It is a great concept, but the technology just isn't sufficient. Mine gave me several issues in too short of a period in time. I wouldn't waste your money on this item.
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Yes it is - I am no techie. It's a good scanner!! Worth paying the extra money to upgrade to this model.