webfargo

I too am VERY frustrated with pocket queries. I'm a technical person and find them nearly impossible to do. I create a new query, name it, select all types, ones i haven't found, number 500, zipcode radio button and enter my 5 digit zip, select easy gpx and select a day. I never get anything from it. This feature would save me hours of time on the site trying to find the caches, print them out and get ready to go caching however I can never get it to work right. This is certainly a feature that makes the payfer part worth it however it could use some help imho. Also its incredibly frustrating that I can't just click one up and have it run and send me the results. I understand only being able to do some number of these a day (10 would be nice) but please let me 'run it now'. Note: not lashing, incredibly frustrated and it appears I'm not the only one. If its user error, please let me know what I'm doing wrong.

Anyone here successfully post process rinex files? I am trying to do this with a Garmin 176 and haven't had any success. I can get Gringo to log the data but can't get P4 to process it. I've also tried to use async but haven't had any luck there just trying to log the data. Maybe there are some other programs that are available? I've applied for a Trimble Total Control demo but haven't heard back yet. Maybe even some good intructions about the process might help. Thanks in advance!

I love to do caches at night and do about 25% of my finds at night. Many times I pull up to do a cache and find out it is a park that closes at dark or similiar. It would be fantastic to be able to plan for this.

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I'm curious why the # of caches found varies from cache page to cache page. Perhaps there is a rhyme or reason to it but I can't find it. Some pages say we've found 30, some 50, some 40. Its really odd. mike

I LOVE this feature. This will be extemely functional to have! Is there a reason we can't just kick the script off immediately? I would love to be able to build a query, download it to the IPAQ and head off in search of the caches. Or.. in some cases I build one for town A and town B and then head off. Would love to be able to run the script immediately! Thanks for all the hard work! mike

Last weekend we ran into another geocacher looking for a clue to a multistage cache. We found the clue pretty quickly but couldn't read it without alerting the other geocacher and we wanted to leave the sport in it for them. We were trying to get as many caches as we could that day so we wanted to keep moving. What are some opinions on the best way to handle this? Team Webfargo