littlewing1977

I was just looking at the DNF page again. I didn't realize it had the total number at the top. It's easy to pass over. As for the attribute query...I would still like the OR option. Basically, I would like to query caches that involve climbing, diving, etc. I don't want to create multiple queries. You are limited to 5 a day and I would just rather not have to deal with more queries than I already have. I still think it would be a very useful feature and it should be very easy to implement.

I have a couple of ideas that I think would be helpful on the web site. First of all, when you go to your profile and select the caches, could there be a count or number next to each cache? This would be especially helpful when trying to find out how many DNF, etc. you have logged. Second, when you build a pocket query, I would like to be able to apply and/or to the attribute query. That way I can look for a cache that has several specific attributes or a list of caches that has one or more out of several attributes.

When is someone going to make a Wherigo player for a PC? That way a person can participate without buying a $400 GPS.

I know this is an old post but I'm sure people still see it. Most GPSr do not update the direction unless you are moving. Sometimes when there is tree cover or bad signal, it is not always accurate. I think a good old magnetic compass is a good tool to have. There have also been a couple times that I wished I had some TP. I won't go into those stories though. Baby wipes are actually great in case of "emergencies," or for just cleaning your hands, face, etc. I also bring hand sanitizer and gloves for when I'm digging around in leaves, dirt, etc. Some caches may require some wading or just have some really wet ground. It doesn't hurt to throw some rubber boots in the trunk. This is my complete list that I have been working on. 1. GPS 2. Pen 3. GPS cables (For running GPS from cigarette lighter and for uploading points from GSAK) 4. Laptop with points loaded (I use my laptop loaded with GSAK for paperless caching.) OR 5. Papers with waypoint info 6. Compass 7. Flashlights 8. Batteries 9. Rubber boots 10. Gloves 11. Screwdriver or something long and metal (For poking and digging) 12. Tweezers 13. First Aid/Bandaids 14. Water 15. Camera 16. Baby wipes or TP 17. SWAG (For trading) 18. Plastic bags for CITO