I need help with a technical question. Either an answer here or posting a link is most appreciated.

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I would like to know if a person would be able to use a GPS transmitter to determine where the receiver for it is. This is for a Table-Top Game to annoy the Game Master.

We have a now disabled transmitter that was embedded in equipment we took off an attacker. We know it sent our location to another location. The game is based in Marvel Universe, so Tony Stark level technology is available. Any help or a no would be most appreciated. Our next game is 11/04/2019 but if you feel like answering afterwards, I'd like to hold it over his head.



Submitted November 01, 2019 at 12:28AM by Michael_Of_Discourse https://ift.tt/2JFO1Ft

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