gm100guy

And don't forget you will need a roamer to plot the utm cords on the map.

Read the guidelines here for placing a cache You will the rule about vaction caches here

Read this defination from a dictionary

Read here and find out why

Read this thread it was just discussed earlier this week

Try this place for refurbs Not sure where you are in Canada but this place has good prices on older palms. I use a Palm 105.

Did you search to see if this topic was active already?

Deleted

This link I went through some of the google search with the crappy weather today. This place seems to have what you want.

I just checked and the 2 books on Geocaching are around $15.00 each. For the course cost you could get a book and gps to get you started. Try this link it is free

City of Toronto Problem Read the above link about what is happening in the city I live in. He does have a good point.

Try here I think they have more then they show on web site. They have marine charts I hate to ask but here is google search I did and found some places that look like they have maps

Ontario Canada Provincial Parks has banned geo caching. Check Canada forum for information.

Cord conversion site If you look at the top of every cache page there is a spot to convert cords. This is the site that gc.com uses. Get you utm cords and enter them here and convert to what is used to post a cache.

This is the note you get when you submit a cache and it does say up to 3 days. If it says 48 hours them the PTB need to up date there FAQ

7 pages for you to read about how to become a cache approver. I looked and there is at least 5 threads about this topic there.

You are right it is there and I did miss it as I have not looked there for awhile. You could still have a seperate topic pinned at the top on searching?

I was wondering if at the top of getting started or some where around here if you could post faq and teach users how to search the forms so we don't see the same topics over and over again.

That is really good and maybe if they see this in a positive light they can pass it along to there bosses and we may get some action with what cache-tech as been trying to do.

How can you have caches in the park if this is a banned activity in our Provincial Parks?

I don't see any feathers on you if that is your picture in the avitar. Maybe your pet bird eat your gps?

I was at best buy and they were selling S&T with a gps that was in the package. I will have to go back and see what version it was and what kind of gps was in the package. They are the same as Future Shop

Try here Not sure if this is the best price but they have it for sale.

Try switching your unit to umt and then you can project in meters and this gets you down to about 1 yard. You can then plot it on any topo map using a roamer.

Try here about this subject