http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/39583860/ns/te...rity/?GT1=43001

Damn. This doesn't look good.

Don't think its the FBI... They have the capabilities to use the GPS in your phone if need be so I don't they would be using a GPS from the 90's when they could use your phone or hard-wire it into your cars battery and not make it noticeable.

Then again they could just have slapped an old one on there because he wasn't a high priority, who knows...

All I know is that it is getting VERY easy to track people these days and using a GPS from the 90's sounds a bit of a waste of time to me.

here's the engadget story.

says the mechanic found it when he took his car in to be fixed

http://www.engadget.com/2010/10/08/america...bi-shows-up-to/

It's kinda funny, because last night I had my car in my shop on a lift to bend back the heat shielding around my fuel tank (it was rattling on the exhaust) and I was giving the exhaust a good look over. No devices.

But my Flowmaster is showing bad signs of rust cancer. This may be it's last year...

You can't hide nowadays, anything can be tracked, but it surprises me how damn big the device was