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Topic # 196467 1-Jun-2016 11:55
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Anyone sell these in NZ?

 

http://store.radiusnetworks.com/collections/all/products/radbeacon-usb-2

 

After 4 of them in a hurry

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  Reply # 1563593 1-Jun-2016 12:06
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Sorry Shimmer - don't know where you can get them. In fact never come across them before but I am intrigued. Are you already using them?

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  Reply # 1563625 1-Jun-2016 13:06
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Dont know anyone supplying in NZ.  The shipping was pretty quick on our last order (10 days)

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  Reply # 1563626 1-Jun-2016 13:07
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What are you using them for itxtme?

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  Reply # 1563726 1-Jun-2016 15:24
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We are using them for tracking analytics.  In effect the opposite of what they are designed for, as the beacon is moving and the reader is stationary.  They support both iBeacon and Eddystone formats so frameworks and applications for reading and interacting with them are readily available.



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  Reply # 1563883 1-Jun-2016 21:25
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cheers guys, appreciate the responses. Local options exhausted so will wait for the courier to arrive.

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