JABs
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I bought a new Trition 1500 a couple weeks ago that works perfectly. It comes with everything that was in the box, (don't have the box though). I'm selling it because this past weekend I bought a Garmin 60Cx.
I'll sell the Triton for $250.
Oh if only it would work in OZ I would be sending the money now.
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I sell them at work but Oz may be a bit far.
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cheese
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So was there any more info on this one?
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Still up for sale or is it gone?
And what area is it desizned for?
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If your in Canada and looking for a great deal on a Magellan eXplorist 500 (plus all the accessories you need to start geocaching!!), check out my ebay listing @
http://cgi.ebay.ca/Magellan-eXplorist-500-...A1%7C240%3A1318
Did it sell and if not would you be willing to sell it to a cacher in Oz?
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Well there is one who is always giving and never asks for anything in return and that would be Geo.Error. If you see she places smile coins around the world and brings happiness to alot of caches.
For no reason other them how great she is after a quick hello to my 7 year old she has sent her two of her own coins. Just because she can.
Error always has a nice and warm word to say that would make anyones sad day look bright.
I vote Geo.Error.
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Looking for a specal coin, can anyone tell me where to start looking for one?
Would like to keep details of coin off these boards.
Just need to know where to look.
There are a lot of "special" coins, my friend! Hard to know where to look if you don't know what to look for!
You could always email the info of the coin to me or anyone else, maybe someone will know.
Thanks will do so tonight, it is forsomeone whos comes here so hard to post.
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Looking for a specal coin, can anyone tell me where to start looking for one?
Would like to keep details of coin off these boards.
Just need to know where to look.
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It was larst night before I went to bed and now iit is broken here in Oz.The zoom interface and the tabs to switch over to satellite or hybrid maps on the map results pages have suddenly gone missing; can anyone explain what's up?
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Hi Kapatro,
Try posting on the GCA forums as this is where you will find most Ozzies hang out.
http://forum.geocaching.com.au/index.php
There is an internatioal section that you can post in and doesn't require you log in.
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All's good and thanks for the info, just have to contact the owner who hasn't been active since 2006.
Will look at just maintaning the cache as it is in a great area that due to recent changes don't let any new cache placements. So once gone thats it.
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Wish to adopt a cache from an owner that hasn't logged on for several years.
How can this be done? Have tried sending PM and emails with no reply.
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Who has had experiance with either owning one of these caches, or placing and receiving TBs from this series of caches.
Try this one QCHXQE Stargate P4079
Just after peoples options thoughts.
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Should one log a find on a cache that has been archived that is still in place?
Should this cache be logged and or removed?
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I believe that with a bit of fiddling - perhaps though google maps API I could plot where I have been the same way as one can see where a TB has been. I think this would be a cool new feature to have on your account home page - Same as a TB map like "View Map>>" but instead "View where I've been. You could overlay all found geocaches and toggle a route overlay (in order of find).
I guess it's possible - perhaps a bit gimicky but I'd like it. Is there anything out there that can do this without too much hassle already?
Get a personal TB that you keep hold of and drop it in and out of each cache you find. Even can be dropped into those that you DNF.
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Not shore where to post this info.
Leader News - On hide and seek trail in Warburton
Hope someone can put it where it belongs.
Thanks JABs.
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Does anyone know if any of these change affect my Magellan down under in Australia?
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A local convenience store in my area has a drawing each week for $10 worth of free gas. I thought this was funny. This weeks winner is Mike Crowe.
Ok so whats the differance between Diesel and Off road Diesel?
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Hope this link is what you are looking for.
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I don't know of any other software company which does this. Prioritising resources to fix bugs is a complex job; bugs are typically written up in a system which is designed to make it easy for the programmers to keep track of them.
Writing up the bugs in such a way that people reading the forums would understand them (and see something family-friendly
), would be a pretty resource-hungry activity in its own right, and it would have to be done at least in part by the programmers themselves, thus making their time even more scarce.Personally, I'm amazed we even get release notes.
Thanks sTeam for explaining more the posting a link to here.
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baloo who have not tried to understand my posting
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Not quite.
1-Release Notes by OpinioNate
Shows the current list of Bugs fixed and site upgrades.
Here you can read the latest announcements of changes to the Geocaching.com web site.
Really only lists changes, bug fixes and release notes.
It needs to be placed in the pinned seaction of Geocaching.com Web Site
Where one could go if they find a bug and not need to read through 7 pages of topics to find out if there bug has been reported (as some topics cover several different problems). Pinned under say release notes and called say Known Bugs, with a release of a new list fortnightly.
It would mean one would have somewhere to look if they come across a problem and see if Groundspeak where awhere of the problem and are working on it or if there problem is not listed then a new topic to report this problem could be started.
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This is a feature request for this this part of the forums.
Geocaching.com Web site.
At the top you have a pinned area for the mods.
One more pinned subject would be where you (Groundspeak) could post current known problems, bugs, fixes etc.
currently been worked on. Updated weekly/monthly to let us know.
This may stop alot of double/triple questions. If we know that you know then atleast someone knows.
Just a thought.
), would be a pretty resource-hungry activity in its own right, and it would have to be done at least in part by the programmers themselves, thus making their time even more scarce.
Launching Australia's 1st Mega Event - 2010
in Australia
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JABs will make some plans to join this Event.
JABs-5 people.
Camping site for a tent.