GPS Tracking

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WOODSTOCK, IL – AutoSport, a catalog and web retailer specializing in high-quality automotive accessories, has announced that it added the LandAirSea Systems GPS Tracking Key to its line of electronics and navigation products, effective Oct. 1.

The agreement was in part based on the GPS Tracking Key’s outstanding sales performance since it was first introduced by LandAirSea in 2006. The GPS Tracking Key is in demand by private investigators, business people and parents of teen drivers, all who desire an accurate, reliable and easily transportable GPS locating system.

“Our GPS Tracking Key is a consistent, solid seller, because it is lightweight, easily-operated and portable,” said Steven Moehling, Vice President of Sales for LandAirSea. “Best yet, it is competitively priced to be one of the most cost-effective vehicle tracking systems available today.

“We are proud that the Tracking Key was chosen by AutoSport to be part of its collection of quality automobile accessories, and are sure our new relationship will be a mutually rewarding one.”

About the LandAirSea GPS Tracking Key

The GPS Tracking Key is a battery-operated passive GPS tracking system that captures readings from the U.S. Department of Defense satellites in space, and uses the data to determine the receiver’s location, anywhere on the planet. The device records an object’s exact speed, latitude, longitude and directional heading every second. The user later retrieves the device and downloads the GPS data to personal computer. Up to 100 hours of travel history can be recorded on the Tracking Key’s powerful flash memory. Its powerful magnet mount makes the Tracking Key adaptable to work in numerous placements in or on a vehicle.

About AutoSport

AutoSport is a Charlottesville, Va.-based catalog retailer specializing in high-quality automotive and garage accessories. Since the very first catalog mailed in 1991, AutoSport has built its reputation on quality products, lasting value and outstanding customer service.

About LandAirSea

LandAirSea, based in Woodstock, IL, has been a pioneer in the GPS tracking industry since 1994, when the technology was just emerging for public use. It is the creator of some of the most powerfully-engineered GPS tracking systems, software and accessories and counts among its numerous customers: government agencies, law enforcement, private investigators, large corporations, small businesses and average individuals.

The GPS Tracking Key is just one of four passive vehicle tracking devices in LandAirSea’s collection of quality GPS-based technologies. For more information about LandAirSea Systems or its products, please visit www.landairsea.com.

 WOODSTOCK, IL – When consumers begin researching Global Positioning System (GPS) tracking solutions, one of the first decisions to be made is whether they want passive or active technology.

LandAirSea representatives are asked this question frequently. LAS is a manufacturer and distributor of both passive and active vehicle tracking systems. It has been a leader in the field since 1994.

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The 8100 is the company’s current offering in the active category. The GPS Tracking Key is LAS’s top-selling passive vehicle tracking option.

A LandAirSea representative can help the consumer – whether personal or a business person – choose a vehicle tracking system that will best fit the application. (more…)

Woodstock, IL – February 23, 2009 – Information retrieved from the LandAirSea GPS Tracking Key provided the Chenango County Prosecutor evidence necessary to secure a second-degree murder conviction of George Ford Jr. Ford initially contended he accidently ran over his 12 year-old babysitter Shyanne Somers in the early hours of July 8, 2007, when Shyanne asked to see Ford’s horses on Will Warner Road in the town of Otselic.  However, the defendant’s wife had placed a GPS tracking device within the vehicle after suspecting infidelity. The information from the Tracking Key conflicted with the events provided by Ford.

Prosecutors, using the GPS data, showed that Ford never went to the pasture, but instead spent more than three hours behind an abandoned farmhouse a half-mile from where the girl was killed. Investigators testified that Somers got away from Ford, who chased her and deliberately ran her down shortly after 3 a.m.

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Cary, Illinois, January, 2009. Hammacher-Schlemmer, the long established retailer/cataloger, has announced plans to feature the LandAirSea GPS Tracking Key in its monthly catalog, effective February, 2009.

Currently, the GPS Tracking Key is also available for purchase online at the company’s website, www.hammacher.com. (more…)

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As seen in New York Central NBC

Back in July, George Ford was arrested in Chenango County for the death of a 12-year-old girl. Ford was charged with reckless endangerment. However, authorities discovered there was a global positioning system in his car. The device is called a tracking key. Ford’s wife put it in his truck, because she suspected he was having an affair. Based on the information taken from the tracking key, Ford was charged with murder.

To test this out, we got our town tracking key from Land Air Sea Systems. For the test, we put it in one of our news cars and headed down to Chenango County. The tracking key followed our every move, just as the Chenango County District Attorney says it did to George Ford.

“The tracking key provided vital information that we never would have had or have been able to prove,” says Joseph McBridge, Chenango County District Attorney.

However, can the information be trusted? The Vice President of Land Air Sea Systems testified to a grand jury in the in the Ford cast that it can.

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