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Bullygoat29

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  1. You could use the cryptex as a stage in a multi that gives the final coordinates to your ammo can.
  2. Buying parts today I found the the 1 1/4" slip couplings are way to sloppy on the 1" outer pipe. I ended up returning the 1 1/2" for 1" to get a better fit on the outer pipe. What are your thoughts on this?
  3. By this, a geocache wouldn't be litter and is actually permitted and allowed in NY State. Edit: I don't want to overload a local site so I've attached the NY State issued geocache permit application.
  4. I'd say make sure your language is set to english. It could possibly be set to another language that isn't fully defined. The other thing if that doesn't work is do a hard reset. At the moment I can't find it but I'll keep looking. 0
  5. Can you give us a screenshot to show what is going on with the language? Setup>Display>Screen Capture Set to on. The following screen tells you how to use it.
  6. There's a new update for the Oregon 550 to take care of this problem. http://www8.garmin.com/support/download_details.jsp?id=4743
  7. Would it be possible to add an inclusive search on the Terrain and Difficulty selections when creating a pocket Query? Having greater than and less than is great but sometimes I don't want the extremes in my queries, eg. have a PQ that has 2.0 to 3.5 terrain. Thank You, Bullygoat29
  8. This may make your geocaching experience a little easier and more enjoyable. I use a filter before sending to my PN-40 to stay under the 1000 waypoint limit that is listed at the top of the Send To GPSr pop-up window. Send To GPSr settings Change Symbol settings These are my settings in GSAK that give me the following outputs below. Fieldnotes work properly and it makes finding the next cache that much easier knowing the name of the cache instead of just a GC code. Geocache Page Waypoints Page Enjoy, Tim
  9. I believe you will need to run the macro DelormeGPSFix. That should help with the missing caches. Tim
  10. The green lines are your track lines. They show all of the places that you have been. Tim
  11. Well I just logged a find on one of my caches with the iPhone app and if you have "auto post as log" set to on, it will post a found it with absolutely no text in the log or email. So more than likely it is someone using a new to them app. Tim
  12. This was taken from the help page of Geochecker.com. Tim
  13. Click on the underlined post number at the top right of the post you want. That will give you a direct link to that particular post. Tim
  14. I saw this and read it as "My containers are sub-par so you won't have dry logs." But back to topic, damp and wet logs are just part of the caching experience. You know it's going to happen, you just have to be prepared for when it does. Tim
  15. I'm not a reviewer, so all I can do is guess. I don't have access to that holiest of holys, The Secret Book of Reviewer Stuff. The fact that caches have been published with no description would certainly indicate that the procedure is not a violation of either the written or the unpublished guidelines. The most I could even possibly conceive of, (and it's an admitted stretch), is a reviewer might send a note to a noob, asking if it was their intention to create a cache with no description. Maybe? Sorry to bring this up to the top but this post helps me convey my thought on the subject. All who have posted caches know all the extras that can be put down that don't get published with the cache that the reviewer sees. Whose to say, without seeing what the CO wrote, that the description to the reviewer wasn't three pages long and that what was actually published is the way the cache was intended to be published? And to yet again bring up the "original" geocache. That was just coordinates on a bulletin board much like this one. It said here it is, go find it. It's pretty much the same as this published page. Tim
  16. Just like the title states, I can use CacheNav to navigate to a position just fine. But when I go to acquire my center, it times out and I get error messages. "Error setting up Bluetooth radio", "Error connecting to GPS receiver", and "Error starting GPS interface". I have no idea why this is happening and I've searched for hours with no luck. BTW, I'm using a Globalsat BT-359. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Tim
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