In need of a good Distance and Bearing Caclulator

[+CWL]

I am in need of a good Distance and Bearing Caclulator for a multi-cache I'm placing. I'm trying to have two offset caches. I want it to be hard but not impossible. So if a fellow cacher is out looking for my cache and can't find it he can make a waypoint and send it to me and I'll give him a new distance and bearing from his waypoint which would put him closer to the cache. This is the caclulator I'm currently useing but it doesn't seem to work right. I get a distance of 450ft from part one to part two, the caclulaor gets 200ft. I can't use it because it'll throw off the cacher too much. Please Help!!! E-mail me at Cwlutterloh@yahoo.com

[+CWL]

This is the caculator I'm currently using. Or maybe I'm just not using it right.

 

http://grapevine.abe.msstate.edu/~fto/calculator/converte.html

[+Stunod]

Try using EasyGPS. Enter the waypoint created by the "lost" cacher and one for the actual cache. If you create a route out of these two points, EasyGPS will display a distance and bearing.

[+CWL]

When I create a route EasyGPS says it is 1.4 miles. If I'm out in the field with my GPS it says 450 ft. Am I doing something wrong?? Help?!?

[+apersson850]

If I had this problem, I would have used my GPS. The Vista can tell me the distance and bearing between two waypoints, or set a waypoint a certain distance and bearing away from another.

 

Anders