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  1. Ah, yes I have not checked in here in a few years. Well like it or not, phones will take over GC. Not all bad however, I would be willing to bet GC has grown substantially just due to the app alone. I have spent big bucks on handheld GPSRs in the past, all had sub par displays and very limited capabilities compared to a phone. It was just interesting to meet someone that actually only knew of GC from the app. It should not be controversial for folks the still wish to enjoy it the ol fashion way, to each their own. Good times..

  2. What device do you think most people GC with these days, on or the other OR both? I ask because I was talking about GC to an individual new to the hobby and they did not know that as little as two years ago we all had GPSRs. Personally I have used only my iPhone for about 1.5-2 years in rural, urban, desert and internationally without issue. I must say it is nice to follow my phone and using the "flashlight" on the back at the same time. The detailed maps and all the intel you could need at your finger tips almost makes GC too easy. Battery life is a none issue these days, what with the verity of back ups and portable charging options. I remember a time when a good multi cash could take days and or phoning someone for a Google was needed.

  3. I have a bin of goodies that need to go, so if you’re a hiking geocacher, bushcraft enthusiast then you’re in luck! Too much to list everything but here are a few items;

    - Black NATO issue BCB canteen “never used” <-- Bear Grylls

    - BCB NATO canteen stove

    - New full tang raft knife w/ high impact plastic form fitting sheath w/ clip

     

    - Lots of other items like first aid supplies, survival whistle, atleast 50yards snare wire, real 7 stand para cord, pouches, real button compass, hurricane matches, fire steel and striker, and as much stuff as I can fit in a medium to large flat rate USPS box. I won’t stop until its full. US or APO only please. You won’t be disappointed.

     

    - $40.00 shipped takes all.

     

    - I will also include an already made geocache and TBs that I have not have not had time to place. Geocache is made with items from the Groundspeak online store.

     

    If interested email CVGpilot09@yahoo.com

     

    Mike

  4. Toshiba Mini NB205-N311/W 10.1-Inch Frost White Netbook - 9 Hour Battery

    One year old, XP restored to factory settings. No major dents or dings. Screen is perfect. Battery is %100. Comes wireless mouse, laptop sleve and external DVD CD ROM drive. Laptop has small velcro sticky dots on the bottom from where it was secured to my desk, thay can most likely be removed without issue. 2GB ram, Windows XP SP 3. I used this netbook for caching on the go with a air card "cell phone wireless internet receiver" from my AT&T "Not included". $230 Shipped or maybe trade for older tomtom or Etreks yellow. etc + $130.00

     

    CVGpilot09@yahoo.com :huh:

    - Mike

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    SPECS

     

    10.1-inch LED backlit widescreen display (1024 x 600-pixel resolution) provides richer colors and clearer definition--perfect for browsing the internet

    1.66 GHz Intel Atom N280 processor combines performance and efficiency to explore the Internet and stay connected while mobile (Learn more)

    160 GB Serial ATA hard drive (5400 RPM) with an impact sensor that helps safeguard your data by "parking" the hard drive heads in the event of a drop or sudden movement. (Learn more)

    2 GB of RAM

    Intel Graphics Media Accelerator GMA950 with up to 251 MB of dynamically allocated shared graphics memory

    Webcam (0.3 megapixels) integrated into the bezel for easy video chats and teleconferencing

    Three USB Sleep-and-Charge ports allow you to charge your mobile phone and other devices even when the notebook is asleep or off.

    Full-sized keyboard (85 keys)

    Integrated Wi-Fi networking (802.11b.g) so you can communicate, browse and share while on the move

    Bluetooth connectivity for syncing smartphones and using headphone for online video chats and Internet telephony.

     

    3 USB 2.0 ports for connecting a wide range of peripherals--from digital cameras to MP3 players

    Analog video output: 1 VGA

    Memory card reader compatible with Secure Digital (SD), Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC), and MultiMediaCard (MMC)

    1 headphone jack, 1 microphone jack

    10/100 Fast Ethernet

     

    Fast Ethernet wired networking (10/100)

    Built-in mono speaker

    Microsoft Windows XP Home operating system

    Up to 9 hours of battery life from included 6-cell battery

    Dimensions: 10.4 x 7.6 x 1.27 inches (WxDxH)

    Weight: 2.93 pounds

  5. New in orginal box. Only powered on once. $85.00 shipped, lower 48. I will even throw in a case.

    Recived GPSr new from Amazon last week.

     

    See links for details

     

    http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0011ULQNI/ref=oss_product

    http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002OL2MUE/ref=oss_product

     

    CVGpilot09@yahoo.com

    - Mike

     

    No pm please

     

    Still available. $75.00 Shipped

     

    $60 Shipped OR a working Eyellow old or new version + $25.00 :blink:

  6. Well? Why aren't you out geocaching right now instead of reading some internet forums? Huh?

     

    Aircraft do not land on thier own... Ok... Well they kinda do, but...

  7. My suggestion is this. Spend one single night outside and decide if you want a band aid, alcohol wipe and a piece of fishing line with a hook rather than a mylar safety blanket and a cigarette lighter.

     

    Best regards, JohnX

     

    In Iraq now and have spent more than my fair share of nights here and I can honestly say it takes much more, none the less its pretty neat for the avg' trail walker/GC'er

  8. http://www.amazon.com/Whistle-Creek-Surviv...ref=pd_sim_sg_1

     

    This is not a plug as I do not own one, just thought it was a neat idea to share for anyone that likes to keep it light while GCing and not end of the world serious. There might be several other similar kits around, if you know of any please share. Personally I keep this one around "also cheapy". :D

     

    http://www.amazon.com/Deluxe-Survival-Emer...d=3AWNYK5ISVO25

  9. :rolleyes: Ordered the Jr from REI about a month ago, I had wanted one for months after following it on here. I finally had the chance to try it out a couple days ago. The Jr should be the cornerstone of Geocaching as it is almost perfect! Anyone who has anything to say in the way of “it’s bad for the sport and Geocaching.com” should follow their arrow off a cliff. I have the update kit as well, and plan and trying it out for the first SOON. Five star product ***** :ph34r:
  10. $50.00

     

    Like new, no dents or dings. Works great. No box, only the GPSr, belt case and two fresh E2 AAA Energizer batteries. Will ship anywhere in the lower 48 for no additional cost "from Ohio." Postal money order or cash only please.

     

    Please email me at CVGpilot09@yahoo.com

     

    - Mike

    Have noticed $50.00 is no longer the going rate for such a GPS this day and age. How about $35.00 Shipped

     

    Sold.

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