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DougsBrat

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  1. thats strange! I can put it in the body but not in the signature using the same code [This message was edited by DougsBrat on March 23, 2002 at 07:03 PM.] logged out and back in... did it work? still not working [This message was edited by DougsBrat on March 24, 2002 at 08:43 AM.]
  2. quote:Originally posted by Web-ling: I was approached by the Program Director for the Longhorn Council of the Boy Scouts of America about doing geocaching at Sid Richardson Scout Ranch on Lake Bridgeport. That sounds like a great resource, I have worked with scouts on several occasions with SCUBA related activities. I am a bit suprised that they are opening up to non-scout users though, and can understand why there are many details which would need to be worked out for this to work. No matter where you go... there you are!
  3. quote:Originally posted by alchemist2000: BTW, I am still looking for a vcr tape, CD, etc. of the story Fox 4 did on Webling and his family. Does anyone have something I could borrow or buy from you? I thought I would also try to see if Channel 4 can provide me with something. I can make a copy in several formats. VHS CD mpg file CD SVCD(plays in some DVD players) I have the entire program and 2 of the pre show teasers if needed. No matter where you go... there you are!
  4. quote:Originally posted by harrkev: Pin-the-tail-on-the-donkey??? Put a paper donkey on a tree. Enter the coordinates into a GPSr. Give the player the tail, and put a bag over his head. He has to pin the tail using nothing but the GPSr. Or a varriation of that game... ie find the coordinate (found by several attempts and averaged or some other qualifyer by Game Placer) hide the official marker (small metal piece so it can be found again perhaps with a detector if needed) that could be hidden in the open short grass part of a park. then give everyone the coords and a flag or marking piece, then reveal the REAL "Hidden" spot and the closest 1,2,and 3 win places for accuracy on thier first attempt to find or in a timed attempt. FYI we do have at least one active cacher that is a serveyer [This message was edited by DougsBrat on March 14, 2002 at 02:59 PM.]
  5. quote:Originally posted by harrkev: Pin-the-tail-on-the-donkey??? Put a paper donkey on a tree. Enter the coordinates into a GPSr. Give the player the tail, and put a bag over his head. He has to pin the tail using nothing but the GPSr. Or a varriation of that game... ie find the coordinate (found by several attempts and averaged or some other qualifyer by Game Placer) hide the official marker (small metal piece so it can be found again perhaps with a detector if needed) that could be hidden in the open short grass part of a park. then give everyone the coords and a flag or marking piece, then reveal the REAL "Hidden" spot and the closest 1,2,and 3 win places for accuracy on thier first attempt to find or in a timed attempt. FYI we do have at least one active cacher that is a serveyer [This message was edited by DougsBrat on March 14, 2002 at 02:59 PM.]
  6. quote:Originally posted by bunkerdave:I was just going through the always insufferable tedium of downloading waypoints into my GPS using Expert GPS, and frankly, I am quite tired of it. I NEED to be able to download ALL the waypoints for a selected area into my GPS with a minimum number of clicks. you can say that again!... just not so long Actually I would like to see your ideas on geocaching too. No matter where you go... there you are!
  7. quote:Originally posted by bunkerdave:I was just going through the always insufferable tedium of downloading waypoints into my GPS using Expert GPS, and frankly, I am quite tired of it. I NEED to be able to download ALL the waypoints for a selected area into my GPS with a minimum number of clicks. you can say that again!... just not so long Actually I would like to see your ideas on geocaching too. No matter where you go... there you are!
  8. quote:Originally posted by semohiker: how come every time I try to enter clayjars web site, all I get is a blank screen? thanks semohiker Just a hunch, do you have java enabled? No matter where you go... there you are!
  9. quote:Originally posted by Charter Member:You mean like this???? Who was that masked Geocacher?? LOL No matter where you go... there you are!
  10. quote:Originally posted by Charter Member:You mean like this???? Who was that masked Geocacher?? LOL No matter where you go... there you are!
  11. quote:Originally posted by Yunaderis:I am interested in the Garmin Etrex Vista....any negatives about it? Good stories? thanks I love my vista, just wish you could turn off the altimiter and use the sats. like you can the compass. No matter where you go... there you are!
  12. quote:Originally posted by MMMike: Yes I have a Palm IIIc with a Rand McNally GPS. I am currently undecided between GPSPilot's Atlas and Mapopolis. They both are doing find with the maps and tracking my position. BUT...what I am looking for is software that will point to the direction of a waypoint. Not point north or simply show me the direction I am heading, but to point in the direction of the waypoint, or, in the direction of the cache. Mike Atlas will not do this, but thier tracker http://www.gpspilot.com/UGTracker.htm or Fly http://www.gpspilot.com/UGFly.htm will, they have working demos so try them both to see which you like best. infact mapopolis has free d/l and a pay one as I recall. the only gripe I have with gpspilot is that they 35.00 you to death to get all the features you want(each program)/or need. No matter where you go... there you are!
  13. quote:Originally posted by MMMike: Yes I have a Palm IIIc with a Rand McNally GPS. I am currently undecided between GPSPilot's Atlas and Mapopolis. They both are doing find with the maps and tracking my position. BUT...what I am looking for is software that will point to the direction of a waypoint. Not point north or simply show me the direction I am heading, but to point in the direction of the waypoint, or, in the direction of the cache. Mike Atlas will not do this, but thier tracker http://www.gpspilot.com/UGTracker.htm or Fly http://www.gpspilot.com/UGFly.htm will, they have working demos so try them both to see which you like best. infact mapopolis has free d/l and a pay one as I recall. the only gripe I have with gpspilot is that they 35.00 you to death to get all the features you want(each program)/or need. No matter where you go... there you are!
  14. quote:Originally posted by MMMike: Has anyone come across Palm software that shows the direction to a waypoint? Mike "Your getting warm, warmer, hot, your almost boiling...oh no, warm, cold, frozen, no where near it" if you have a GPS hooked to it (I have the Companion/visor) and the included software does it, and www.gpspilot.com software works with it too. No matter where you go... there you are!
  15. quote:Originally posted by MMMike: Has anyone come across Palm software that shows the direction to a waypoint? Mike "Your getting warm, warmer, hot, your almost boiling...oh no, warm, cold, frozen, no where near it" if you have a GPS hooked to it (I have the Companion/visor) and the included software does it, and www.gpspilot.com software works with it too. No matter where you go... there you are!
  16. quote:Originally posted by swangner: I've written a Palm Geocaching application (will work with the Rand McNally GPS unit, which is really just a Magellan GPS Companion with the Rand McNally brand name on it, or any other GPS unit that can hook up to the Palm's serial port, and outputs standard NMEA sentences). It shows current location, allows you to set waypoints, either by manually entering them or from your current location, and shows distance and bearing from your current position to a selected waypoint. The software is beta (at best), and has no documentation (I haven't had the time to write it yet), but I'd be willing to send it out to anyone who's interested. Just let me know via email and I'll send you a copy of the app. I would like to try it on my visor/companion. dougsbrat AT yahoo DOT com No matter where you go... there you are!
  17. quote:Originally posted by Godzirra:..about having a big ol' friday-saturday-sunday event ... get someone with a large deer lease I was discusing something like this with another geocacher and he has just the place and permission from his dad (the owner). Just waiting on the weather to get better to start any serious planning. No matter where you go... there you are!
  18. quote:Originally posted by Godzirra:..about having a big ol' friday-saturday-sunday event ... get someone with a large deer lease I was discusing something like this with another geocacher and he has just the place and permission from his dad (the owner). Just waiting on the weather to get better to start any serious planning. No matter where you go... there you are!
  19. quote:Originally posted by aace: So, where is this chat room? [/b] http://gcchat.clayjar.com No matter where you go... there you are!
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