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For others who are on Daisy Leader, it was transiting the channel between Catalina and LA a few hours ago, so I took the opportunity to go see it in person. It'll anchor outside of Hueneme tonight, unload some BMWs tomorrow, off to Long Beach to drop off some Mercedes on Thursday, and then hopefully unload our cars in San Diego on Friday or Saturday.
For others who are on Daisy Leader, it was transiting the channel between Catalina and LA a few hours ago, so I took the opportunity to go see it in person. It'll anchor outside of Hueneme tonight, unload some BMWs tomorrow, off to Long Beach to drop off some Mercedes on Thursday, and then hopefully unload our cars in San Diego on Friday or Saturday.
Not much longer now.
@sensei_tts I hope this puts to bed who you should get your updated tracking info from between this guy and your SA
You don't need to pay. If you press on the Route Forecast button on Marine Traffic and zoom a bit, it'll show you the satellite position of your ship superimposed on top of its forecasted track. Not sure if that's a gross oversight on their part or what, but it works.
This is the most useful tip I have come across, many thanks
@sensei_tts I hope this puts to bed who you should get your updated tracking info from between this guy and your SA
thanks. my sa contacted me later and corrected himself with an update that lines up with the feedback here. so both were right. again, all good and i appreciate the info...maybe not the part about getting laughed at but i expect no less from this crowd.
im in no rush. car gets here when it gets here...looks to be soon'ish. exciting times! hope i get it before the norcal group goes for the s/t suspension update
Last edited by sensei_tts; 07-31-2024 at 08:32 PM.
thanks. my sa contacted me later and corrected himself with an update that lines up with the feedback here. so both were right. again, all good and i appreciate the info...maybe not the part about getting laughed at but i expect no less from this crowd.
im in no rush. car gets here when it gets here...looks to be soon'ish. exciting times! hope i get it before the norcal group goes for the s/t suspension update
I don't believe it was to poke fun more so he might have found it amusing that it was thought that an SA could have more accurate tracking of a ship than the actual satellite websites that track ships
1. Log in to your Porsche account. 2. Bring up your TYD page and click it and now you're at "On its way: Your 911 ..." 3. Right click anywhere on this page and select "Inspect" then columns will pop up to the right side where you'll see the source codes for this page. 4. Go to the top of this column find "Network" and click on it. 5. Refresh the web page you're currently on. 6. Source codes will load up again, now with hundreds of lines of items. 7. Once everything loads up, go to the filter section located near the top left of the columns and type "api.porsche" this narrows down the lines we're looking for. 8. Click the line that has your commission number in it. Should look like "USMxxxxxx", file type has to be Fetch/ XHR not preflight. The file type can be changed near the top of the page ...below the filter box. 9. Expand the "Current Location" line.
10. Expand the "Position" line.... the results should read Ident: "IMO_########" <--- this is your ships identifier and location at the time of the update. 11. Go to vesselfinder.com and paste in the IMO identifier and you'll see the ship that you're on or paste the complete IMO number into your browser to track the ship at the various ship tracking sites.
How do you get to the inspect options on a Mac? I don't recall how to do this. Thanks
07-30-2024, 10:42 PM
