no it will have a which neighbors have you attempted option when you press not delivered!!dave72 wrote:Will it have a "Delivered to neighbour" option
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Note to all you runners and early starters these new PDAs have the capability to track you every step of the way monitor the speed you are walking etc. They will no doubt use this data in deciding whether your walk is to big or small so keep running boys and girls and you may just get what you deserve.
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A2B
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They will find a way! It won't be time efficient to manually scan every parcel and time costs moneySpacePhoenix wrote:Not every MC will have the room to fit in a parcel sorting machine. Apparently they're massive in size, probably only new builds will have the room to fit one inA2B wrote:Would think that the parcel scanning in the MC would be automated rather than each individual parcel being dealt with by hand
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The battery is low is a pain, takes an age to get something signed for. The scanner that i've now claimed as mine is broken but in a good way. The battery always says 100% no matter how low it really is. As long as i charge it every so often it works a charm.bustedflush wrote:OK - The simple essentials.
Like a mobile phone, will it have a simple button to briefly depress to lock the screen to prevent accidental operation?
Will it NOT have that annoying 'oink oink!' every 10 seconds when the battery is getting low, thus wasting more battery?
Will the backlight operate for more than one month from new?
If so, wonderful!
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So someone 6ft+ who takes longer strides thus walking faster should be given more work than someone who is only 5ft5?dave0876 wrote:Note to all you runners and early starters these new PDAs have the capability to track you every step of the way monitor the speed you are walking etc. They will no doubt use this data in deciding whether your walk is to big or small so keep running boys and girls and you may just get what you deserve.
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Realistically they'd probably have to replace every MC in the countryA2B wrote:They will find a way! It won't be time efficient to manually scan every parcel and time costs moneySpacePhoenix wrote:Not every MC will have the room to fit in a parcel sorting machine. Apparently they're massive in size, probably only new builds will have the room to fit one inA2B wrote:Would think that the parcel scanning in the MC would be automated rather than each individual parcel being dealt with by hand
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Just from that it looks like you'd need a massive space, it probably makes a TOPS 2K machine seem small
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Never worked in a MC so you would know better than me but do you seriously think they'll have every parcel/packet scanned by hand? Surely it's not practical or achievable?
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No because length of stride on its own has no bearing on speed, and if it did it would be countered by it taking more energy to move a larger/longer body than a small/shorter one - so it balances out. Its the stride length and stride frequency together that determine speed.iminavest wrote:So someone 6ft+ who takes longer strides thus walking faster should be given more work than someone who is only 5ft5?dave0876 wrote:Note to all you runners and early starters these new PDAs have the capability to track you every step of the way monitor the speed you are walking etc. They will no doubt use this data in deciding whether your walk is to big or small so keep running boys and girls and you may just get what you deserve.
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dave0876 wrote:Note to all you runners and early starters these new PDAs have the capability to track you every step of the way monitor the speed you are walking etc. They will no doubt use this data in deciding whether your walk is to big or small so keep running boys and girls and you may just get what you deserve.
I think its the ones who drag out their deliveries to make them look big and get out of lapsing are the ones who need to worry about the tracking on the new PDAs!
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To drag out or not to drag out - that is the questioncitypostie wrote:dave0876 wrote:Note to all you runners and early starters these new PDAs have the capability to track you every step of the way monitor the speed you are walking etc. They will no doubt use this data in deciding whether your walk is to big or small so keep running boys and girls and you may just get what you deserve.
I think its the ones who drag out their deliveries to make them look big and get out of lapsing are the ones who need to worry about the tracking on the new PDAs!
Seems to me that the day to day reality of working in Royal Mail is that actively dragging it out is the way to go. Both management and the union seems to collude in the self delusion. Everyones on the gravy train.
It seems counter intuitive - it doesn't make any business sense at all - but that, to me, seems to be the reality of it. Mine is obviously not the experience of the majority - but at the same time I can only speak of my own experience.
Good guys come last etc
So, do these new PDA's have satellite tracking ?
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Going on the info on this thread, then not according to this, assuming this is the one we're getting.jetblack wrote:To drag out or not to drag out - that is the questioncitypostie wrote:dave0876 wrote:Note to all you runners and early starters these new PDAs have the capability to track you every step of the way monitor the speed you are walking etc. They will no doubt use this data in deciding whether your walk is to big or small so keep running boys and girls and you may just get what you deserve.
I think its the ones who drag out their deliveries to make them look big and get out of lapsing are the ones who need to worry about the tracking on the new PDAs!![]()
Seems to me that the day to day reality of working in Royal Mail is that actively dragging it out is the way to go. Both management and the union seems to collude in the self delusion. Everyones on the gravy train.
It seems counter intuitive - it doesn't make any business sense at all - but that, to me, seems to be the reality of it. Mine is obviously not the experience of the majority - but at the same time I can only speak of my own experience.
Good guys come last etc
So, do these new PDA's have satellite tracking ?
http://www.scansource-europe.com/motoro ... c70_ss.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Apparently it can work as a two way radio....!
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Do they have an NSA/GCHQ back door then ?
Could we get the CWU to petition Royal Mail to make the PDA's use an open source operating system - just to be on the safe side.
Or am I being paranoid
ps. I work in an area where 2g coverage is sketchy (no 3g)- thats why I asked about the gps
Could we get the CWU to petition Royal Mail to make the PDA's use an open source operating system - just to be on the safe side.
Or am I being paranoid
ps. I work in an area where 2g coverage is sketchy (no 3g)- thats why I asked about the gps
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DB1100
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It's the chargers in the vans that have ruined the present PDA'S,not that they are any good anyway,but lots of small charges are deadly to a battery.
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That'll probably be the MC spec, hopefully the new ones will download any data stored on them when they're sat in the cradlewabbithunta wrote:Going on the info on this thread, then not according to this, assuming this is the one we're getting.jetblack wrote:To drag out or not to drag out - that is the questioncitypostie wrote:dave0876 wrote:Note to all you runners and early starters these new PDAs have the capability to track you every step of the way monitor the speed you are walking etc. They will no doubt use this data in deciding whether your walk is to big or small so keep running boys and girls and you may just get what you deserve.
I think its the ones who drag out their deliveries to make them look big and get out of lapsing are the ones who need to worry about the tracking on the new PDAs!![]()
Seems to me that the day to day reality of working in Royal Mail is that actively dragging it out is the way to go. Both management and the union seems to collude in the self delusion. Everyones on the gravy train.
It seems counter intuitive - it doesn't make any business sense at all - but that, to me, seems to be the reality of it. Mine is obviously not the experience of the majority - but at the same time I can only speak of my own experience.
Good guys come last etc
So, do these new PDA's have satellite tracking ?
http://www.scansource-europe.com/motoro ... c70_ss.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Apparently it can work as a two way radio....!
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cant wait for things to go wrong with these. collections not going through the system. tracks, rcrds and specials not going through. its going to be a messy one i think.
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