ohmerfam
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PAF?
in How do I...?
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i have not gotten an email for the last two new published hides in my watch zone ... Makes me wonder WHY am i paying for a premium account?
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a trip to GZ without finding/signing the log is a DNF. Period.
Today we couldn't make a find because of high muggle activity. To do so would have jeopardized the cache ... so i logged a DNF. It's just makes sense. I went there, i didn't FIND the cache (no matter the problem) and so i logged a DNF.
A month's worth of unlogged DNFs hides the fact of a muggled cache. If five people visit three times each and doesn't log those DNFs, then FIFTEEN DNFs have gone unnoticed and a cache has been out of commission for a month for no good reason.
i try not to rationalize ... i log something for every visit.
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Ah, understood. I am a dabbler in coin magic/closeup, myself.
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Thanks Knight.
Vater, NO, what?
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Makes sense, ecanderson, but for SOME reason my thumb just GOES to that joystick when the light goes out. Dunno why!
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Please excuse my ignorance on the topic (i'm new), but what exactly is ALR?
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Is anyone else repeatedly marking geocaches as found by mistake? i do it at least 2 or 3 times per caching trip. It's usually when the backlight goes off and i hit the joystick to make the light come back on. It's driving me crazy.
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KC5RFO in Houma, Louisiana ... although my passion for the hobby has waned due to the lack of assistance from local hams in fixing my equipment. Once upon a time, hams prided themselves on helping one another ... not so much anymore.
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Several factors could be at play:
1. The cost of buying many nanos, vs. this technique. Not every family has disposable income.
2. They're eco-friendly as you are at least recycling a portion of something you'd usually just toss in the trash.
3. The challenge and satisfaction of making something yourself. i marvel more at these than a mass-produced Nano.
4. You see one and say "Wow. i could make that!" Then, you do and feel great about yourself.
5. Easily replaceable after being muggled.
That's just a few off the top of my little head
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The Cache Guardian
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Narcissa, i LOVE your way of looking at things!
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So, how does one figure out what works best on their particular GPS? For example, i have an eTrex Summit HC ... are there "preferred" ways of using tags on this unit?
Thanks guys!
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i agree ... but i'm yet to find an inexpensive, functioning compass that will allow me to open it up and put a custom image in it.
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Here's an idea i came up with after stumbling across a pack of plastic "compass" party favors at my local "Dollar Tree" store.
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When you can grasp the Nano out of the Master's hand, you are no longer a Noob.
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FiveDollarGuitar, those are COOL!
NICE work! MUCH respect back atcha!
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i think so! PM me and we'll discuss.
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Thanks! For a minute there i thought i had to pay, but i went back and noticed the FREE option at the bottom of the page.
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Wow, thanks!
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The glue needed to make these waterproof is my main concern. Chemistry is not my strong point, so i will be watching this thread to see if any intelligent soul finds the perfect adhesive.
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We finally got our new signature custom swag in, Geocaching Licenses based off Renzo's Custom Cache blog.
You can view a photo of the actual cards here.
PAF?
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We have a WINNER!