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Heres some more! And an MIGO ver:

Here is two versions of the GX that I moded from the orginal: Noel

some one posted a link to a less than $20 GPSr that was just the board and you'd intergrate it into something... and I can't seem to find that post! can some one please repost a link to that site for me? thanks! Noel

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if you look at my profile you can see the GPS that I use. Garman GPS 12XL

Thats just on the other side of town from me, and I know Allen Strouse. The 1,800-pound Percheron mule (Named Chief) is 6 feet tall at the shoulder. I have friends that have seen large cats (not house cats or bobcats) going after deer.

I know there are allot of you that probably found Team April's story already, but I thought I'd share this for those of us who haven't seen it yet. DutchClog cache story Anyone else had something like this happen to them while trying to show some one from the media about Geocaching? Noel W8TVI

Why do we NEED an ignore button on here? We have been doing good this long without them.

just use this website: http://home.earthlink.net/~kvuo/ Whats the curent addres for his website. Noel W8TVI PS: this cache: http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=53 Was hidden on 7/16/2000 on Power Island and is still there. "Hilltop" and "Acorns" the only older ones in Michigan (that are listed on that site) are gone now. [This message was edited by w8tvi on September 28, 2002 at 09:38 PM.]

just use this website: http://home.earthlink.net/~kvuo/ Whats the curent addres for his website. Noel W8TVI PS: this cache: http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=53 Was hidden on 7/16/2000 on Power Island and is still there. "Hilltop" and "Acorns" the only older ones in Michigan (that are listed on that site) are gone now. [This message was edited by w8tvi on September 28, 2002 at 09:38 PM.]

Your lucky... Charter says they have no plans to ever upgrade the cable over here so we can have cable modems. Noel W8TVI

Your lucky... Charter says they have no plans to ever upgrade the cable over here so we can have cable modems. Noel W8TVI

quote:Originally posted by welch:i think i understand, Morseman seen some numbers listed somewhere and "grabed" the bugs to prove a point. if someone wanted to be a prick or just was that um... dumb? they could go around "stealing" all the bugs that have their numbers listed in "public". but was the log a physical log (on paper) or was it on a cache page log (online)? if it was on paper why didnt he just scratch them out? or if its in a page log why doesnt he just email the cache owner and have them delete the entry?.... unless he was trying that and they werent listening.... http://www.scubaboard.com/images/smilies/whack.gif No... what happend (how I understand it) is that some one found the TB number and "Placed" the bug in Morseman's cache, with out really doing it. He then "grabed" the bug and put it back where the bug really was.

quote:Originally posted by welch:i think i understand, Morseman seen some numbers listed somewhere and "grabed" the bugs to prove a point. if someone wanted to be a prick or just was that um... dumb? they could go around "stealing" all the bugs that have their numbers listed in "public". but was the log a physical log (on paper) or was it on a cache page log (online)? if it was on paper why didnt he just scratch them out? or if its in a page log why doesnt he just email the cache owner and have them delete the entry?.... unless he was trying that and they werent listening.... http://www.scubaboard.com/images/smilies/whack.gif No... what happend (how I understand it) is that some one found the TB number and "Placed" the bug in Morseman's cache, with out really doing it. He then "grabed" the bug and put it back where the bug really was.

quote:Originally posted by Directionless:MARTY: Quote: the whole problem with your argument is that the airwaves aren't free, they're public. The difference is that when something belongs to everyone, no one person can say how to use it, so we delegate responsibility under the social contract to agencies that have the job of regulating the use so it will be (at least in theory) fair to all. No Marty indeed they are free unless regulated. In the 802.11b environment are baby monitors, Garage openers, phones, and anything else. In fact, If I invented a wireless birdfeeder that used this unregulated spectrum and put it in my backyard, I would have every legal right to use this Free, unregulated part of the spectrum. If it interferred with your baby monitor or garage door opener, tough, as long as my device was within the overall wattage parameters set forth by the FCC. I have to disagree with you Directionless, about your 2.4 GHz birdfeeder. Your bird feeder is a Part 15 device, and for those of you that haven’t looked at the bottom of your part 15 device, here’s what it says: quote:This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference. (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. (Unless you are a licensed amateur (ham) radio operator, and are operating the birdfeeder as a part 97 device in the 2.4 GHz ham band.) Your bird feeder would be considered a part 15 device and must comply with the two stated conditions above. For those of you that didn’t know, the 2.4 GHz WiFi devices overlap the 2.4 GHz ham band. The FCC has proposed making amateur radio operators primary users at 2400 to 2402 MHz. Meaning that that if some one was interfering with an amateur radio operators use of that band (a WiFi user for instance), that person would have to stop making the interference. Not the amateur radio operator. There is an article on e-Ham.net about it: http://www.eham.net/articles/3809

I started caching on 7/27/02 and I'm up to 21 finds (I went and found 5 more today). September 2 by w8tvi (21 found) W8TVI