Cache searching by size?

[+Savage Hamster]

Is it possible? I have a TB which is a large book, any easy way of finding caches big enough for it to continue its journey?

 

Thanks

[+admo1972]

Just do a search by your zip code (or wherever you will be caching), and in the resulting list, scan them for caches that are regular or larger. There are four little boxes, one of which is in red. From left to right, they represent micro - small - regular - large - not chosen.

 

I'm not sure how big the book is, but most "regular" caches are ammo containers or larger lock-n-locks that may hold a book. Any cache that is listed as large should be more than adequate. You may still get to one of those caches and find that it isn't big enough, or there is too much stuff for the TB to fit. The worst is when you find a nice large container, but it has a small lid so that large items don't fit.

 

As a premium member, you can create pocket queries that only return caches of a particular size or sizes, but the first method I mentioned should be adequate.

[+BlueDeuce]

As a premium member you could ran a special search called a Pocket Query. That would allow you to search for large containers. otherwise you're going to have to pull up a list of local caches and scroll through them until you find one listed as large.

 

(pssst, take a look at GCQ8XF)

[+number seven]

testing 1&2

Edited April 9, 2008 by number seven

[+Markwell]

(A) testing should be done here

 

(B)

(pssst, take a look at GCQ8XF)

I would also suggest GCG0TX

[+Savage Hamster]

Thanks for all replies and suggestions, GCQ8XF is rather nearer home for me, so it'll probably end up there