The Echo Meter Touch does log the recording location if you have an iOS or Android device that includes GPS functionality. Any device that is GPS-enabled will log both GPS locations and path. If your device does not have a built-in GPS, you can purchase a Bluetooth GPS module that will stream location data to the iOS or Android device. There are several such devices on the market, including the Dual Electronics XGPS150A and the Garmin GLO. Both are under $100, highly accurate and have their own batteries to avoid depleting the iOS or Android device. If you have built-in or Bluetooth GPS, then all the recordings will be tagged with their location and the path will be recorded from each recording session. The path and locations are also exported with recordings in KML format and can be opened in Google Earth.

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