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Message: <blockquote data-quote="asachan" data-source="post: 4435517" data-attributes="member: 189916">KK here is a solution i don't know if it will work for youit is called Active and passive triangulation (Active if u make a call , passive when not making a call and cell battery in  the fone)Whenever you carry a cell phone that is turned on, the cellular network is constantly "scanning" to determine where you are so that it can route telephone calls to the appropriate cell location.By examining the relative signal strength of three of these cells, through a process called "triangulation" the cell provider can determine - with relatively low level of precision, where you are at any point in time. Other technologies employed by cell providers, such as those employed with E-911 services, can determine your location with greater precision. Finally, some cell phones are also equipped with GPS capabilities, which passively receive certain data from geosynchronous satellites to enable the phone (but not the provider) to determine its precise locationsSO with  a GPS tracking device you can do it . i think you are in US. so you can do this and the relvent technology is in ur country already. Blackberry has the capability to send Passive signals to Sats and yes they can be track via a GPS Ground up device. so try it and it may be helpBut most of the SIM cards lock there GpS signals. it means that only Mobile company can access to that frequency. so if you can find ur husbonds's cell companie's GPS signal range , you can access it Also it will have some encyption on the signal. so there is a lot of Physical and soft Decryption qruipment in marketAnother way isput a GPS wire tracker on his cell phone and track the signal . to do this you must have a receiver with a wide range of coverage. those equipment are so expensive and if you can buy them u can do it</blockquote>

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