Geocaching Australia

SNIFTER wrote:Its a multi....yuk.... and its math....even worse.

You did have a go at aleast


Eff

Sorry been away all week... The rating reflects the distance traveled on foot ( from the car park to the point and back) As for the maths, take a 8 year old for them :lol: When I set this up, I made the waypoints in a linear fashion just to keep people interested . The first waypoint is designed to ...

I wouldnt/havent even consider doing that, after all you are only cheating yourself.


But I would double dip as a team member (once as team and once as individual), that way your finds reflect your actual finds, rather than disadvantaging you as a team member(in total finds).


Eff

My original Raiders By The Bay cache hasnt been touched in over twelve months and I am wondering why? Any ideas? I dont get much time anymore to do any caching , but I do get alot a pleasure from others finding my caches. And I would like to improve others access to my caches and make them as inviti...

I do a linehaul between Syd and Melb 3 nights a week. I actually overnight in albury wih another driving to melb and straight back. I can help with a mulgrave pick up point (with proviso's, the other driver is muggle) or a Albury pick too. I could place it anywhere south of parra river within 12 hou...

Probably best not to mention the rules governing CB power output then http://www.acma.gov.au/acmainterwr/aca_home/legislation/radcomm/class_licences/cbrs.rtf 5 watts eirp No probably not. :wink: I can and I do :lol: 5 watts transmited from the radio not eirp. erip limit is around the 21 watt mark. ...

Maybe I should have said the "bad" old days. In our heyday it was a 250 watt linear amplifier running of a 5/8 Station Master from the Coogee Area. I got a report from someone that I was interfering with his TV over 3 Kms away. I can always remember going away for a holiday to Bermagui on the south...

Well every work day I put $750 to $800 in diesel in the truck (Syd to Melb with a Albury Change over)(1900 odd klms). I certainly appreciate getting 600klms out of 30 odd bucks in the GeoeXcel. I actually checked the price change this year (via the log book) and it started at $1.08pl and is currentl...

Zytheran wrote:Now the wooses can put away their GPS's and do some real caching using just a map and trip log.

Wadda ya talking about!???

Maps are for wooses.

Just stick a blindfold on and wander round until ya find it.



Damian

After the gaurdia (sp?) scare, bottled water became very popular.

I was working for one of the water co's as a delivery driver as a result of the crisis.

Once people tasted it, the demand just took off from there.

Damian

They are trying to get the spring that supplys Burralow swamp at the back of Kurrajong Heights as well The water table is so badly affected that they are considering banning it altogether. The central coasts water supply is dwindling faster than they are using it and that is apparently one of the c...

Coke does have a pretty big share of the bottled water market worldwide. Must be a better profit margin than Cola. In Australia they have the Mount Franklin brand among others. Coke actually owns 90% of the bottled water in Sydney ( neverfail, palmsprings, fountainhead etc). And most of it comes fr...

We, as individuals, Spoke out about an issue as members of a global game. We were told we wrong. We were told that the main site wasnt USA centric. We were told we were selfish etc etc........ The ego that runs said "main" site, found that he has dug himself into a corner that he cant get out of un...

We, as individuals, Spoke out about an issue as members of a global game. We were told we wrong. We were told that the main site wasnt USA centric. We were told we were selfish etc etc........ The ego that runs said "main" site, found that he has dug himself into a corner that he cant get out of unl...

Dont ya remember that teachers just loooovvvee making you wait for exam results.


Or it could be the "Dubbo" thing too.


Damian