smallest micro cache?

[bteague2]

container that is has anyone seen/placed one smaller then a 35mm film container?

 

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[targetdrone]

I heard someone wants to use a mech. pencil lead refill container.

 

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[Chameleon Circuit]

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Originally posted by BLOODANGEL86:

container that is has anyone seen/placed one smaller then a 35mm film container?

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Yes. Much, much smaller.

[+chillas]

Funny you should ask ... I'm working on placing my first cache right now. Personally, I'm sick of those huge, bulky, obvious micro caches. Introducing the first nanocache - the only cache that requires an electron microscope to find!

 

Er ... maybe not. Sorry.

 

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[+The Cheeseheads]

There was this one...

 

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Wisconsin Geocaching Association

[+bigredmed]

Cunningham Micro.

 

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=35417

 

Very small and hanging from a tree.

 

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[+georgeandmary]

I've seen the brass cylindars and I've seen lysterine gel packs and recently gel pen inserts. 2 inches long 1/4 inch diameter, very small and hard to find.

 

THE smallest I've had to find don't have logs you can sign. It's just a small magnet. Basically it's one of the words you get from the refrigerater magnet poetry sets. Someone took one of the words and stuck it somewhere. Flat 1/2 inch by 1/4 inch.

 

george

 

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[+Jennifer&Dean]

We've found one that was shorter than the average pinkie finger and thinner than a bic pen. The log book was a thin roll of paper that gets changed regurly.

Am thinking something similar can be done with brass from father-in-laws hunting rifle...

-Jennifer

 

Nothing is really work unless you would rather be doing something else. (JM Barrie)

[+Logscaler and Red]

Try finding these things!

 

http://www.bisondesigns.com/aluminum/keycaddies/capsule.htm

 

A certain cacher in the Spokane area seems to like to hide them in out of the way places.

When you know what your looking for, fine. If not, pulling your hair out works also.

 

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=39852&log=y&decrypt=

 

Later, logscaler.

[+DutchBoy]

A couple in my area has hidden several micro caches. They use the small plastic containers that hold the breath strips. They are about 1 inch x 1 inch, and very thin. They put a tiny log book inside. Amazingly they seem to stay dry. They usually glue a magnet to the back or slip between something.

[+mrplug]

Here is the smallest cache in the world.

[+-=(GEO)=-]

Try this

cache. The container is smaller than a 35mm film canister (it's a recycled bicycle patching kit) with a magnet epoxyed to the outside. It contains a log book made out of 10 sheets of paper the size of a thumb nail placed in a jewelry-type mini-ziplock bag. There's even room to spare for a couple micro trade items

 

A cache a day keeps the blues away...