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I am wanting to upgrade from my eXplorist 200 to the eXplorist 210. The main reason for this is the USB capabilities of the 210. I am tired of entering coords by hand, and with the Texas Challenge coming up in March, I will need my receiver to be USB capable to download the coords. If anyone can set up a deal, I would be willing to talk with them. If someone would be willing to trade thier eXplorist 210 for a 200, I would make up the difference in cash. So, if anyone would be interested, let me know!! Thanks.

Found and bought one. Thanks!!!

I am looking for a functional PDA that is good for paperless caching. Anyone who is trying to sell a PDA, please pm me, or just post here. Thanks!!

I'm 18.

It might. Talk to your area reviewer before doing anything. Even placing something as innocent as a scrap of paper is going to bring strange folks, (us! ), to your courthouse, holding suspicious looking devices. I believe the guidelines that prohibit caches in places such as courthouses, also apply to sections of a multicache. Another possibility presents itself; Is there some kind of historical plaque at the courthouse? If so, you could use the text in that plaque to give the coordinates to the final stage, and you'd have a puzzle that would probably get approved. Use something similar to a book cypher, where "1/7/4" equals 1st line, 7th word, 4th letter. "23/3/8" = 23rd line, 3rd word, 8th letter. Etc, etc. Good luck! Thanks, that book cipher could really help me out, there are like 12+ historical plaques in front of the courthouse, but luckily they are a good 75 -100 yards away from the front door.

Quiggle The cache itself would not be on the courthouse lawn, just a piece of paper with coordinates. Does this make a difference?

I am about to set out my second hide, and I'm trying to decide whether to keep it a traditional micro, or step it up and make it a multi-stage cache. The container itself is very unique, and may be difficult to find for some cachers. The location for the proposed multi would be the historical downtown area of my hometown. The first stage would be near the courthouse lawn..etc. However, I am afraid if I choose to make it a multi, fewer people will search for it. I was wondering if ya'll might have some suggestions. Thanks.

I am about to set out my second cache, and I was trying to decide whether to keep it a traditional micro, or step up and try a multi. The container itself is very unique, and may be a difficult find for some cachers. The location is the historical downtown of my hometown. I was thinking of placing the first stage on the courthouse lawn, then move to a different location, and finally to my unusual cache. However, I am worried fewer people would attempt this one if I chose to make it a multi. Should I settle for a traditional micro cache, or go all out and attempt the multi??