nano logslips?

[DragonRebel]

Okay, I could have sworn I saw this on someones website a few nites back but its possible I imagined it.

 

We have several lil nanos that we need logslips for & of course will need replacement slips eventually.

I think it was like a 4pk for 1.29 or something, they may have had some really low priced nanos for sale also.

 

Anyone know what site it might be?

 

Appreciate any help as I cant find it in my bookmarks.

[+Tweedledum & Tweedledee]

Why can't you cut your own slips? As for the website never seen one selling the slips separate.

[+StarBrand]

Send a sheet of paper through a shredder - one of the strips works great for nano sized caches.

[+Caching Scout]

This: Nano Logs :3 Geeks outdoor Store

[+Tweedledum & Tweedledee]

This: Nano Logs :3 Geeks outdoor Store

 

We I guess that answers why you can't cut your own. Unless you have a bunch of write in the rain sheets of paper lying around.

[+KA7CJH]

It was about a week ago.. And I sent you a pm..

[+sbell111]

I don't think I've ever seen a wet nano log, so I wouldn't waste my money on Rite in the Rain logs for them.

Edited March 30, 2007 by sbell111

[+Team Dubbin]

I don't think I've ever seen a wet nano log, so I wouldn't waste my money on Rite in the Rain logs for them.

 

Then you must not have done very many nanos. I have ran into MANY damp and wet nanos.

[+sbell111]

I don't think I've ever seen a wet nano log, so I wouldn't waste my money on Rite in the Rain logs for them.

Then you must not have done very many nanos. I have ran into MANY damp and wet nanos.

You're right, I suppose. I've only logged about a dozen. Of course, I have two test mules at home on my deck that have stayed perfectly dry.

[+ke6n]

This: Nano Logs :3 Geeks outdoor Store

 

We I guess that answers why you can't cut your own. Unless you have a bunch of write in the rain sheets of paper lying around.

 

Oh, puhlease! Buy a few sheets of the special paper and use a pair of scissors! You could even go into business yourself with a small investment, if you could find people stupid enough to buy from you.

[+mudsneaker]

people will buy anything....how about a #180.00 bison tube? http://www.lifetechnology.org/teslashield.htm

 

on topic - about 1/2 the nano logs I've come across were pulpy goo. Order a Rite in the Rain logbook, pull out a couple sheets to keep for your own nano log supply, and use the logbook in a regular.

[+sbell111]

on topic - about 1/2 the nano logs I've come across were pulpy goo. Order a Rite in the Rain logbook, pull out a couple sheets to keep for your own nano log supply, and use the logbook in a regular.

Just a few minutes ago, I was painting some nanos when I realized what might be the difference between my experiences and yours. Some nanos come with a slit in the side of the lid, either at the top of the threads or on the side of the top of the lid. If this slit is not sealed in some manner, the log will get wet very quickly. I suspect that the creators of the nanos that I found either knew of this issue or had nanos without the slit, while 1/2 of the creators of the nanos that you found were unaware of the issue.

[+Kit Fox]

I used the super handy Search tool and came up with "Mr. Blinky logsheet.

http://www.geekspeek.org/geocache/freebies...nkerlog8x14.pdf

[+sbell111]

I used the super handy Search tool and came up with "Mr. Blinky logsheet.

http://www.geekspeek.org/geocache/freebies...nkerlog8x14.pdf

For nanos, I prefer logs that are cut widthwise from a sheet of paper, instead of lengthwise. The lengthwise ones are so long that it is difficult to get the log back into the container without damaging it. This becomes a greater issue the more times that the log is removed and replaced.

[+Ambrosia]

I make my own. But they only contain room for around 10-15 logs, so maintanance is difficult.

[+Kit Fox]

I used the super handy Search tool and came up with "Mr. Blinky logsheet.

http://www.geekspeek.org/geocache/freebies...nkerlog8x14.pdf

For nanos, I prefer logs that are cut widthwise from a sheet of paper, instead of lengthwise. The lengthwise ones are so long that it is difficult to get the log back into the container without damaging it. This becomes a greater issue the more times that the log is removed and replaced.

 

I shorten those logs a bit, for my Pet ID tube hide. Full length is too much hassle.

[+VeryLost]

people will buy anything....how about a #180.00 bison tube? http://www.lifetechnology.org/teslashield.htm

 

BOGGLE!

 

Anyone who buys one, well, they get what they deserve I suppose. A fool and his money should be parted.

[DragonRebel]

Thanks all for the suggestions, gonna see now if I can find some rite-rain paper locally 1st & go from there.

As this area gets pretty humid it might work a lot better than reg paper.

 

As to Kit, I did search but couldnt find it by title & way too many returns to read each & every one. Glad you were able to find it though.

But since I figure these boards are for asking thats what I did, if ya dont like it might I suggest politely to skip posts ya dont like then?

 

Anyways thanks to all & special thanks to KA7CJH for the help, its appreciated.

 

And no, I never even thought of a shredder as we have a cross-cut but my partner has access to a strip cutter elsewhere.

 

Danke,

 

DR

[+Kit Fox]

Thanks all for the suggestions, gonna see now if I can find some rite-rain paper locally 1st & go from there.

As this area gets pretty humid it might work a lot better than reg paper.

 

As to Kit, I did search but couldnt find it by title & way too many returns to read each & every one. Glad you were able to find it though.

But since I figure these boards are for asking thats what I did, if ya dont like it might I suggest politely to skip posts ya dont like then?

 

Anyways thanks to all & special thanks to KA7CJH for the help, its appreciated.

 

And no, I never even thought of a shredder as we have a cross-cut but my partner has access to a strip cutter elsewhere.

 

Danke,

 

DR

 

I would not have bothered spending ten minutes of my time, finding that log for you, if I didn't feel like being helpful. I went through numerous threads to find it, but i'm a patient person. Sometimes the answer that your looking for, requires some effort to find.