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One of the problems our Danny Dumas noted with the original card is that it will only work with pre-configured WiFi access points. You needed to set the card up by connecting it to a computer. Now, the Explore will hook up to any of 10, Wayport hotspots in the US for upload.
This is fine, and great for photographers who are set upon by over zealous security guards and told to delete their pictures "Ha! They're already in the cloud". Below are three examples of the accuracy I was seeing with the Explore. As you can see, the results are kind of all over the place. I have a few reasons why that might be the case: 1 I drive fast, not giving the Eye-Fi Explore enough time to scan for access points, 2 the camera was inside my car, limiting Wi-Fi reception by some factor.
I have noticed that if the Explore cannot find any or enough access points to determine a position, it tends to use the last known position. That explains the first image as I had originated my journey from the location it reported.
That also explains the second image on the highway, where there are naturally not many access points within range.
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