Delta68

I get this error when trying to download our own cartridges from the Wherigo site But I can download others OK Any ideas why this is? Thanks

Congrats etc to Messe on reaching 2000 on Size Mento (GC15YNN) You must have surely run out of mobile phone signal boosters by now

Can't Stand Christmas (GC180VK) has a Christmas theme

Can the mio see the wireless network? no Does it show up on the list of available networks? no Is the wireless networking even turned on? yes is the mio turned on? yes Our 'netbook' connects to the wireless router with no problems whatsoever. So at least I know the router is not blame

Is that with a secure [wireless] network?

RTFM! (past tense) Don't hold your breath Stokesy Maybe a bit - still no joy. Thanks anyway Hmm.... Mark

Despite having the Mio for about 18 months I've only just got round to trying to use the wi-fi functionality. So basically how on earth do I get it to talk to my wireless router? Thanks M

Yes, this has been the case on all the tunnel ones we've found as well - easy enough to set using Google Earth etc but not possible to find with a gps alone due to lack of signal

Something I've thought about before is night caches where you follow a fire-tack trail. These are not really pukka geocaches as you don't use a GPSr for the final location; the same goes for caches in tunnels. These would perhaps make good letterbox hybrids M

I confess that I know nothing about Letterboxing but simply based our LBH on the ones we'd found. We decided it would be nice to set a circular walk and incorporate as many different cache types as possible A trad, a multi, a mystery,a virtual (I requested YOSM to move to a trigpoint en route) and of course a Letterbox Hybrid. Basically you have to find a micro using GPS and then walk a certain distance in a certain direction to locate the cache. The path to follow is an old 'death road' which adds a bit of interest to the place. I have no idea if any letterbox only letterboxers have done it... (It was also nice to add an new icon to our caches owned portfolio of course ) M

We've found five and set one. By far the best we've found is GC136H4 Stagecoach Stash It's really well thought out, original and the narrative is excellent. It would be great to see more LBHs especially with this much effort put into them M

Be afraid Stevo! M

Well done from us too Stevo! One day we'll be there! OK maybe not we're currently languishing at 140 something

Yes! My thoughts exactly! Not one to brag is he..... M

Well, it's not everyday that someone tops 6000 so it must deserve its own thread Congrats and all that!

The hint on this cache made us smile: GC1HAPV

I use yahoo mail and the 'filter on body' doesn't seem to work. I presume this is a fault with yahoo.... Oh well.... M

Doh! I really ought to read these emails Many thanks M

I receive email notifications for several bookmark lists. It would be really handy if the name of the bookmark list could be included in the subject of email notifications so emails can be filtered to different folders. Thanks M

Okey-doke, I'll give it a go Thanks M

How can I configure the Mio P550 so it outputs the GPS signal via bluetooth so the signal is can be used by a laptop? I currently have portsplitter running on the Mio which may or may not need to be taken into consideration Thanks M

Try the postcode search on the GC home page. According to that I live in Ireland and work in Germany That's one heck of a commute Nearest cache: 294.3mi from your home coordinates

The IP map is way out for me as well making it totally pointless! And the post code search is still not fixed

Yeah I thought that might be the case. Thanks M

If a TB is grabbed from somewhere miles away and dropped in a local cache, does that 'grabbed' mileage get added to the TB's mileage? Thanks M