sticker idea...

[britlude]

inspired by a thread on another forum.......

http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn41/thisYup/nsx stuff/qrcode3750908.jpg

[nigel]

NO.

Cheers
nigel

[nobby]

would prefer a decent set of stickers for the actual site rather than this if honest ... dont want someone running up to my car with a phone to scan it tbh

[Nick Graves]

Oooh! Another solution waiting for a problem to exist.

Modern life IS rubbish.

[markc]

This is probably a silly question but what does it say/mean Jonathan? Does it link to to here i.e. nsxcb?

Cheers

Mark

[britlude]

it's a QR code that links to this Very site.... Sometimes i wonder why i bother!

[britlude]

would prefer a decent set of stickers for the actual site rather than this if honest ... dont want someone running up to my car with a phone to scan it tbh

they will probably be running up to it to take a picture anyway......

[nobby]

LOL!
true, but with something like this they could go to close, perhaps cause minor paint damage or something

i think it was worth showing it ... but not sure i would put it on my car.


they will probably be running up to it to take a picture anyway......

[Problem Child]

they are called Qr (Quick Response) codes...................invented by Toyota

[Tokyo-Joe]

You can put this sort of thing on club stands themselves (I worked on a 50ft one for an agency once), but personally I wouldn't put one my car as they are uuuugly :) that's no offence to the OP!

[Nick Graves]

they are called Qr (Quick Response) codes...................invented by Toyota

I didn't realise that bit - explains why there's on on the GT 8 6 brochure!

[AR]

inspired by a thread on another forum.......

http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn41/thisYup/nsx stuff/qrcode3750908.jpg

I for one think it is really cool!

[markc]

Basically a barcode then. Who'd have thought they'd ever be cool :D

I've used them for a boarding pass. Good 'cos you don't need to find a printer that actually works but not so good 'cos you then have to keep fiddling with your phone and finding it (the code thingy) at every security point. I've given up on this innovation and just print a pass at the airport. Overall another airline fail.

Cheers

Mark

[nigel]

Having done a few months recently with Sikorsky Helicopters over here in the colonies, Pennsylvania, they have converted their complete system, worldwide, to these new codes rather than the "old" bar codes we're used to for each part and tooling.
Seems this format holds more info.
It would be nice to have just a small, 6 in., simple "NSXCB" decal similar to the club logo to put in the rear window of my car. I pursued having die cuts made a few years ago but the ball was dropped and I was never able to find another to do it for me without the cost of one arm and at least half my left leg.

Cheers
nigel

[howardgreen]

You can put this sort of thing on club stands themselves (I worked on a 50ft one for an agency once), but personally I wouldn't put one my car as they are uuuugly :) that's no offence to the OP!

Agree with you....however, there are a lot of printing companies offering bulk stickers printing and sending them at the doorstep.

[Problem Child]

Here is the QR code for NSXCB..........

http://qrcode.kaywa.com/img.php?s=8&d=NSXCB

[gumball]

Printing NSXCB works for me, I can read it using my eye reader. lol

[Senninha]

Printing NSXCB works for me, I can read it using my eye reader. lol

I agree Gumball ... is it really such a hardship to type what you want ... I must be getting old ....

[nigel]

What "gumball" said, +1.

Cheers
nigel

[britlude]

the whole point of the original code is if you have a suitable smartphone, reading the code fires up the internet browser and takes you directly to the website