FISUR
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Several months ago, I stumbled across a home page by a hard of hearing geocacher
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JLS: Great idea for a signature item! And thanks for the images of your tag and spoon. We just placed them in the Geo-Creations Section of our home page.
Team FISUR
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It was very nice meeting you as well. We hope that you'll soon be back on the trails with an operational GPSr. Good luck.
Team FISUR
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Hoodoo:
Not surprisingly, there is a lot of weird stuff in Wisconsin. So if you can't find what you're looking for, there appears to be plenty of off-beat alternatives.
FISUR
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Pastor, Do a google search for ''challenge coins''. I'll also email you the name of a couple of companies that have been used in the past for personal geocoins.
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g-n-t: Go to the Geo-Creations Section of our home page and check out the area called Geo-Creations for Sale. Hope this helps.
FISUR
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Step right up and see the amazing geocoins! Those for sale include USA, Texas, Canada, Green Man,and Joy of Geocaching. Or make or design your own. The only limit is your imagination (and of course, the Groundspeak logo usage guidelines).
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Originally posted by Cruzin!:Theoretically, cache owners are supposed to periodically replace log books and verify the signatures against the online logs, to make sure that people aren't logging caches they haven't actually visited.
I didn't know cache owners were suppose to verify log books against on-line logs. I never have. I've never been worried about fraudulent on-line logs for my caches. Is this a west coast problem?
Even if I wanted to verify finds as suggested, I wouldn't be able to do so for my first cache which was stolen.
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Wad, as MOPAR pointed out, the stats page doesn't work for archived and members-only caches. Just something to keep in mind if you think your stats might be off by a couple. (By the way, the stats for Rhode Island appear to be both timely and accurate, given the aforementioned limitations. I just wish that the stats page would also include Bonus Caches.
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<<<<<<< Okay, an easy one: Move ahead some years and tell me who this is. (Hint: His middle name is Herbert).
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Fro: Thanks for the link.
The trademark issue in regard to the word geocaching is also briefly discussed by Jeremy on October 08, 2002.
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I seem to recall that several months ago Jeremy indicated in the forums that although Groundspeak did get a trademark for the word geocaching, they will not pursue any legal action in regard to use of the word and that others should feel free to use the term. However, Groundspeak will aggressively seek to protect the geocaching.com logo trademark. So I believe you can use the word, but if you are going to use their logo, be sure to check out their guidelines in that regard.
It would be great if someone could markwell this. I couldn't find the previous thread after a quick check, and I'm running late for work.
FISUR
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I recently made an impulse purchase of some pace counting beads (aka: pace cords), and I've started using them while geocaching. Does anyone else use these things while looking for a cache?
[This message was edited by FISUR on July 08, 2003 at 05:22 PM.]
[This message was edited by FISUR on July 08, 2003 at 05:23 PM.]
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Originally posted by joesingle:I'm still uncertain about how accurate to expect the unit to be. Sometimes it would read 20 feet from the actual find location. Is this normal?
Getting a read of about 20 feet for another person's posted coordinates is quite common, especially if there is some foliage. It makes finding a cache a bit more challenging.
It looks like your getting the hang of this hobby/sport/thing. Good luck.
FISUR
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HartClimbs, I see that your from northern New Jersey. You may want to post your question on the Northeast Region Forum since those folks will have a better idea on the best way to tie your boots given the impact of the area's climate, altitude, and water-mud ratio. Good luck.
FISUR
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marginwa,
For the best results when setting a waypoint with a SporTrak, stay in one position and allow time for averaging. If you mark the location too quickly and don't allow enough time for averaging, you may get a fairly large Estimated Position Error (EPE). Averaging and EPE are briefly discussed on page 34 of my user manual (and possibly your manual) in regard to the Position Screen.
Good luck,
FISUR
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As Stunod pointed out, check out the Geo-Creations and Geocoin Designs Sections of our home page. We are always looking for new items to add. Today we included a link to PuzzleBug's Signature Puzzles and Signature Item Collection. Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Team FISUR
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Grim, see the geocoin section of our home page. If you are interested in purchasing pre-designed coins, check out the following coins: Texas, Canada, Green Man, Joy of Geocaching, and USA. I believe that the Oregon geocoins were once available for sale. MountainMudBug gives a good tutorial on how to make polymer clay geocoins, and Big Bad Trucker offers some good pointers for wooden geonickels. (And I would be very interested in trading a Team FISUR geocoin for an Ireland geocoin if you decide to make one.) Best wishes on your upcoming wedding.
FISUR
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My team includes 3 children, and occasionally we take 3 and leave 3 items. As long as you trade even or trade up, there should be no problem. If you follow that suggestion, there shouldn't be any complaints. (And if you ever get a complaint, tell them to contact FISUR.
) Good luck. It sounds like you have your hands full.FISUR
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Do a Google Search for "challenge coins". That will direct you to some companies that are out there. (I'll email you with a few company names as well.)
Good luck.
FISUR
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It has to do with protecting their trademark.
See here and here.
Rhode Island Geocaching