Are in attendance any real-but-cheap tracking devices close to contained by "No Country for Old Men?"?
But then I remembered Science 101 class when I be told that the only radio transmitter/receiver combos that be small and cheap enough to use as a bit walkie-talkie tracking device required direct pointing and/or line-of-site. Today's GPS devices admittedly work around that, but that doesn't explain the anachronism of this magical 1980s tiny cell-phone sized transmitter/receiver that worked through entire buildings, off of highway, moving, etc., etc....
The question: do items similar to this really exist? Or was this only fiction? Or was it a device that really costs $10,000 or doesn`t matter what...?
Answers: Most stuff in hollywood is pure fiction but check out www.spyequipmentuk.co.uk
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