mad_geek

I tend to be the type of cacher that never really knows exactly where I am going to end up caching and as a result, I have a large series of PQs that run weekly to pull in caches for a large region. I was wondering if there could be some premium feature where say once a month, when server load is low, a set of pre-defined queries for larger geographic regions are ran and stored for use. This way, I would be able to pull in all caches that have changed in the state in the past month and not have to run near as many PQs for this information.

I usually have my cell phone running Cachebox while I am in the car. It can automatically show the nearest cache to you and provide audio feedback when you are within a certain distance of a cache.

Cachebox offers the ability to record tracks in it. I have mine set to record whenever I have it open.

I have tried several of them and found myself really liking CacheBox. It takes a little bit to get used to it, but it really supports offline caching very well. At the moment I have it running with a large database of caches available on the phone and 2 states worth of map tiles downloaded for it.