
Team Crime Scene
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We switched to the dark side back in December and have not looked back. We use three garmins. A 60csx, eTrex and an eTrex legend. Each kid had to have their own should you ask. I use MacCaching to download caches into all three Gps units. I also use MacCaching to download notes to the Ipod for paperless and It will generate stats for your personal Geocache page. Plus it has a really cool icon of a Ammo box with an apple for your desktop. Welcome to the dark side. Good luck!
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Your making it too easy if you can reach the cache just by taking the cap off. But here is an idea if your not sure if the container will stay put:----> Place duct tape in the bottom pole to make a catch just incase the cache does get dropped into the abyss.
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Looking for a handheld for geocaching
Team Crime Scene replied to buckeyebill's topic in GPS technology and devices
Does anyone else find spending upwards of 500.00 on a GPS a little frustrating that it takes another 100.00+ to add maps? OOPs forgot the extra expense of upgrading a worthless 64MB chip to a 2meg?. -
Farthest from parking cache..
Team Crime Scene replied to team lagonda's topic in General geocaching topics
13.7 miles on the Pittsburgh transplant two trail. Through the everglades. No elevation changes but man the wild life. Birds, hogs, deer, gators galore. -
Lamp Post Caches, Are They Safe?
Team Crime Scene replied to Johnnygeo's topic in General geocaching topics
Hey, I know let's make a cache where the wire nut is the container. Sit back and watch the show...... Crimeny. -
Lamp Post Caches, Are They Safe?
Team Crime Scene replied to Johnnygeo's topic in General geocaching topics
That picture is not a typical LPC which is hidden under the bolt cover and not near any wiring. It the cache was in with the wiring, I'd say it was a very bad spot though.. A great example of a Cache in very poor taste. My standards aren't that high I'd still log it . -
KUDOS to Groundspeak for new TB travel maps
Team Crime Scene replied to Peconic Bay Sailors's topic in Website
Sweet! I also gave up on looking at the improved version of the TB maps. The recent version is muchmore appreciated. I second the Kudos!! -
Thanks for the giggles. They were jokes weren't they?
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What makes a great geocaching event?
Team Crime Scene replied to BooBooBee's topic in General geocaching topics
Yup, All in favor say "I" "I" -
Windows error - google maps
Team Crime Scene replied to carolmil's topic in General geocaching topics
Sorry can't help ya. You should have bought a Mac! -
Here's a 1/5 coming to our area. It's a 11 mile kayak paddle. It'l be a Lu Lu
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Geocache Leads to Mountain Rescue
Team Crime Scene replied to WeightMan's topic in General geocaching topics
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How Many Caches/TBs On Your Watchlist? Why?
Team Crime Scene replied to StumpWater's topic in General geocaching topics
You can add friends to a "Watch list" If you ask them to be your friend and they agree you get a list. I use it when I know friends are on vacation to see the caches they have done and to keep tabs on progress so I can send a congratulatory email for accomplishments. -
If there were no log to sign I'd leave my sock. A little DNA goes a long way.
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Has anyone else proposed to thier other in a geocache?
Team Crime Scene replied to BTBAM's topic in General geocaching topics
Started married. But I'm willing to trade even. -
I haven't experienced the problems you have but I can tell you I really like the Ram mount. I transfer my garmin from truck to kayak to bike and clip it off to carry on my pack with ease. It has never come loose or wiggled free. The Ram mounts are not the cheapest thing on the market but they work great. Good luck. TCS
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I usually make my own parking spot.
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Downloading Multiple Caches
Team Crime Scene replied to GeoChippy's topic in General geocaching topics
Of course if you're in the minority you can use Maccaching and your ipod. We've just switched to the dark side and everything is working great! -
Anyone know what this object is?
Team Crime Scene replied to StumpWater's topic in General geocaching topics
Here's a couple of caches where they were put to a great use, GC177VQ Skunk Ape and this one uses various types of tacks: GC162J1 What goes Bump in the night And yet another twist GC17GHD LightApalooza -
News Item: Man follows GPS onto train tracks
Team Crime Scene replied to Bill & Tammy's topic in General geocaching topics
Darwin lost again. -
Looks like your alone out there. I do however enjoy seeing all four wheels still intact upon returning to the truck after a long hike.
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A muggle thought my cache was a bomb
Team Crime Scene replied to dragonflys's topic in General geocaching topics
Yup, Stupidity should be painful. Darwin lost here....................... -
Guilty