10 (1058 new APs) files submitted from the iPhone version. Works great! Thank you so much!

Im using my HTC TyTN II phone (built in Wifi and GPS). Has splitter software so I can use TomTom Navigator while wardriving.

I guess there is a possibility to purchase the data from Wigle for this use. I know some users have checked off out box allowing WiGLE to sell the data.

I use my Windows Mobile device (smal cellphone) and a bluetooth gps in my pocket. I never draw attention at all.

I warwalk anytime I can. Often while waiting for the delayed train

But with that antenna and large lcd screen I can see why you you get attention.

Seems like someone cleaned it up...Thanks!

Take a look at the world map: http://wigle.net/images/rigled-images/world.png

I doubt there is a 1000 kilometer stretch of APs in Antarctica

Would be nice if the data could be implemented in Google Earth like Wikipedia and those photography sites. Have anyone @ Wigle been in contact with Google?

True, I have only found three WiFi Expresscards (Dell, Gemtek, SparkLAN) and none have external antenna plugs. The poster, if unable to find a dual PCMCIA laptop, could either use USB-to-PCMCIA adapters or dig further into this post I found: http://www.sewellsupport.com/archives/expresscard-to-pcmci...

Well there is wireless, esata, memory card readers and more available for expresscard in stores. (The 'fake' wireless exploit video-demoed on an Apple Macbook was an expresscard). Just search eBay for expresscard and see some of the available equipment.

I know some new HP's have both PCMCIA and ExpressCard slots. (Think it's the NC6320). But havent seen dual PCMCIA in a while, but there is quite a few PCMCIA USB adapters if you really need more than one slot.

Cool! Here is a picture I took (with the same phone used for wardriving) of the bridge while wardriving. The cam isnt good at all so the bridge doesnt show, but it is there in the distant.

Maybe a helicopter? WRT54G kismet drone on a model helicopter :) I have a $100 electric model helicopter here, but it won't lift my WRTSL54GS with built-in GPS. But with a gasoline 60cm helicopter or bigger it would be very doable. Not sure about noise from the engine & remote control, but it w...

I just hope it's not down when the maps are generated, because I just submitted some files from my first warboating experience. Oslo - Kiel on M/S Color Fantasy .. got lots of points (the ship uses wifi too) and would like to see how they get mapped at sea

My jaw dropped and I'm quite shocked to see the stats whitedice mentions

Files parsed today: 434
Queued files waiting to process: 384

Guess I'll have to wait some time to see if I'll make it into the first stat page today

The WiFi range on the iPaq is actually very good. I started my WiFi adventures with an iPaq 5450 and currently run an hx2755. I've gathered most of my 10K+ APs with these little guys and WiFiFoFum from Aspecto Software. While it's only an active scanner, it does a nice job. Using the same software ...