teitoku wrote:I'm south of Houston, I sometimes to up to the pearland/sugarland areas.
Starpoint wrote:I got mine from Axiontech.. who had to order it for me.
get in contact with me as I am in houston and like to hook up with fellow war drivers.
ccie4526 wrote:I'd have to say I've found roughly 10,000 APs in the Houston area.... Austin by far has more, probably another 20,000 of my count is from that area. Everything else is from the rest of the world.
Stats for user ccie4526:
Total New Discovered Networks with GPS: 41,891
All Networks Recorded: 63,945
Networks This Month with GPS: 17,888
First Post: 27-Jan-2003
Last Post: 27-Jan-2005
Edit: Stats from http://www.wigle.net
Scruge wrote:I too just discovered this interesting passtime (stumbling). I've made 2 quick surveys through just 2 neighborhoods on the northside of h-town and was totally amazed at the number of APs that exist. (>500)
ccie4526 wrote:I'd have to say I've found roughly 10,000 APs in the Houston area....
Edit: Stats from http://www.wigle.net
Scruge wrote:Have you been around the HP/Compaq facilities and the Tomball area or NASA Clearlake? I would think there would be zillions there. I may drive it once for fun.
Starpoint wrote:yes.. see the link
http://spirit.freeshell.org/map1.jpg
also, Sugarland and the NAsa area is good for harvesting WAPS
Scruge wrote:Your tag line implies you do your surveys at night.
Is there a nightime display for stumbler? (white letters on black) Most of my map APs have night settings.
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