- Look up
spotter in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
spotter is
someone trained to look for something.
Spotter may
refer to:
Spotter (auto racing), a...
- and/or
general aviation aircraft. Some
spotters attempt to see
every airframe and are
known as "frame
spotters."
Others are keen to see
every registration...
-
related spotter organizations, and the
National Weather Service. It uses GPS to
provide accurate and
automated position data of
storm spotters and chasers...
- spectrum. The use of FM
repeaters was a huge
advancement for
storm spotters;
spotters could now hear each
other regularly. The low
noise floor and greatly...
-
proximity sensors have
reduced drivers'
reliance on
spotters in some cir****stances. "What is a
spotter?".
Driving Tests Resources. 5 June 2021. "Safe reversing...
- buildings, to see the
entire track.
Spotters keep in
constant contact with
their drivers via two-way
radio communication.
Spotters are
considered the drivers'...
- SoundThinking, Inc. (formerly Shot
Spotter Inc.) is an
American security technology company based in Fremont, California. The
company is
publicly traded...
-
Service (NWS) co-op
observers and
Skywarn storm spotters. A
storm spotter is a
specific type of
weather spotter. In the U.S.,
these volunteers are usually...
- bus and
coach industry across the globe. Like
train and
aircraft spotters, bus
spotters activities include monitoring bus
route allocations,
sharing knowledge...
- Spin
Spotter was an
online service,
developed by Seattle-based Spin
Spotter Inc.,
designed to
surface specific instances of bias and
inaccuracy in any news...
