BigFurryMonster

Don't forget the fact that it'll ask you if you want it to point you to the next cache coords automatically.

You don't =really= mean 40 minutes, do you?

Where I live, carrying a gun without a license is quite illegal. Even if it were, I wouldn't do it.

Is there any way to check whether this "almanac" has been loaded?

That sounds interesting, Bob!

The WAAS satellites have numbers above 32.

I could really use some help finding this puzzle-cache: Rechthoek (Rectangle) It is in my area. The only info you have is a blue rectangle. Click on the UK flag for a description in English. Anyone a clue?

He is probably a Wizard turning TB's into Portkeys... (read Harry Potter if you don't get the above)

Ah! You got the pun.

Anyone feel like using the metric system here? It's a worldwide, standardized system, and it really works, you know! I'm getting tired of people telling me they are 6 degrees and 4 minutes (or whatever) tall. And then they weigh 305 LoBSters..! BFM - 1m87, 86 kg.

Would this work for other portable storage devices, too? Wouldn't it mess up the HTML-like format found on many cache pages?

Another thing to add to the short list "what to bring when seeking a cache"!

I don't think there is some sort of Travel Bug option. The 'FOUND' button is a manual one.

Thanks! I just fill in '1' and it works.

Yes, I have. I feel GSAK does the job of managing waypoints better, but maybe I'm only basing this on good criticism from geocachers...

"Watcher" ? What is that?

Is there some "light" (and free) version of GSAK around? I don't need most of the advanced features - I'm just looking for a few functionalities of the type "select waypoints with a certain area". (I downloaded the full version but don't like the nag screens)

Is there a way to find an address based on the street name only? It seems there is no 'OK" button when I try to do this.

Is it possible to find an address only based on Street Name? I never get an 'OK' button when typing in a name. Does it need a City, too?

Nice article on the 246 record: http://www.todayscacher.com/2004/nov/people3.asp

Post here what you think are the most original and creative goals and missions of existing Travel Bugs, and especially why. Post a picture and the URL, too. Spotted Friend TB To be photographed with the oldest directional markers in the area. --> this gives such nice pictures! Not only of geocachers, but people will add also the name of the location, and sometimes a little history of the place. Elvis Elvis wants to return home to Graceland. --> this gives people the incentive to dress up as Elvis, and be photographed with the TB. Surely - there must be more creative goals out there....

"Bob"

Then they need a GPRS connection too, don't they?

This one has a very nice page layout: Rottige Meenthe The puzzle is cool, too. Find 10 waypoints and put the given photos in the right order.

... start a receiver-specific question with its name in the topic.