Method and system for tracking stolen property

Details Method and system for tracking stolen property Method and system for tracking stolen property

1996-05-24

1997-12-30

Tarcza, Thomas H.

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g.,

Directive

Including a satellite

342457, G01S 502

Patent

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057035989

ABSTRACT:
A method of tracking stolen property uses a continously powered radio receiver for receiving encoded signals from a central station. When the received signal corresponds to a unique code stored at the receiver, a GPS receiver and a radio transmitter located with the stolen property are connected for a predetermined period of time to a source of power so that a GPS signal received by the receiver is processed and the position data produced thereby is transmitted to the central station.

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