NOVELTY - The apparatus e.g. cell phone (120), has a repeater receiving an uplink message from a wireless node containing a selected repeater identification and a basic payload. The repeater sends basic payload as another message to an access point in response to a selected repeater identification matching the identification. The node sends the former/latter message containing the selected identification and the basic payload. A power control circuit (PCC) distributes electrical power from a one-charge battery to a load in response to determining a rechargeable battery unable to drive the load.    USE - Apparatus for monitoring parking spots to create parking sessions to manage and create parking permits, payments and reservations or tickets for vehicles e.g. bicycle, motorcycle, automobile, lorry, bus, trailer and aircraft (all claimed), and facilitating localized communication between repeaters and wireless nodes in a wireless communications cellular/neural network. Uses include but are not limited to a cell phone, a tablet computer, a wearable device and a media player.    ADVANTAGE - The repeater can be responded to matching repeater identifications by transmitting sensor message to an access point at a time offset from each other so as to insure that the repeater sends the sensor message at a time, thus avoiding message collisions at the access point and improving probability of the sensor message being received at the access point. The apparatus allows initial and later calibration of a micro-radar, integrated circuit and a printed circuit to be cost effectively performed through the use of a digital-to-analog converter (DAC) outputs, thus minimizing production test costs and improving reliability in varying field conditions. The apparatus allows a sensor processor to listen for the radio frequency (RF) reflection after initial receiver/transmitter overlapping period so as to reduce power consumption of the micro-radar. The apparatus allows a rectifier to prevent wasting of electrical power in a form of direct Current (DC) being wasted by being propagated back through a power switch to the one-charge battery that cannot be recharged when the power switch is open.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The drawing shows a block diagram of an apparatus for monitoring parking spots to create parking sessions to manage and create parking permits, parking payments, parking reservations and parking tickets.    Cell phone (120)    Parking monitor (160)    Parking processor (170)    Parking session memory (172)    Parking management (180)