Geocaching Australia

Now I know it's not all about the numbers, but just in case you have an idle curiosity for some mathematical derivations of your caching, head over to http://www.logicweave.com/cachestats.html and check out CacheStats <P>Of course, not nearly as sophisticated as CAW's graphs, but still kind of inter...

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caughtatwork wrote:Magnificent work.
It was well worth the wait.
Congratulations.

what CAW said + seems you cracked the quality part, hope the regular part is also do-able

THENANKS wrote:We have got bullguard as protaction .It shows that it has blocked activesync RAPI manager on the incoming side ,which was 1.52kb . ???? Is this bad?? Is this our problem Thanks

<P>sounds like it might be part of the problem - try unblocking activesynch in bullguard...

Also note the following advice from http://bevhoward.com/ASync.htm <P>On every release of activesync since the original PPC was introduced, people installing the latest version of simply to "have the latest version" in turn generate a huge amount of problem postings, often with no option to revert t...

Agree with above comment re resolving/confirming activesync issues first. Here are a couple of good starting points...

<P>http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/ ... fault.mspx

<P>http://www.pocketpcfaq.com/faqs/t-shootactivesync.htm

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Spindoc Bob wrote:More than happy to edit future issues and make this a quarterly publication.

throwing in my 2c worth, I think a regular quarterly publication is a great idea... can aussie geocachers accpet a challenge to provide enough content for a regular newsletter

Cached wrote:I highly recommend the HP4700 PDA (with a SirfStar III BT GPS)

640x480 screen, dual slots, lots of memory, etc. etc. etc.

bluetooth, wireless.

Anything. Everything.

what cached said

Depending on the location of the pcmcia slot on your laptop, another option might be a CF GPS card (Sirf III of course) and a CF/PCMCI adapter card (?$10-20, available from mittoni.com.au or ow.com.au).

I have a bluetooth gps (globalsat bt-338) and am very happy with it (I previosuly had a CF GPS for my pocket pc). Sirf III chipset - very fast to fix and holds signals well. Rechargeable via 240V or USB/12V adapter - but I have used mine for 12+ hours (specs suggestion 17hrs) between charges without...

v1.5 of GPX Sonar has recently been released. The latest version includes the ability to export waypint point files (incl. Ozi) from the program on the ppc.

<P>It's available at http://gpxsonar.homeip.net/cs/Default.aspx

<P>Until recently I have been using GPXSonar for paperless caching. I am now playing with the HTML export from GSAK - one great feature of the HTML export is the code for travel bugs in caches, but the hyperlink is to the gc.com site online. <P> :?: has anyone found a solution for creating an offlin...

Thanx all! We have it working 110% what a bargain, the only trouble is we cannot leave home without it, hehe. Not really a problem. <P>have you cracked opening the cache details from within oziCE via "open file attachment"? All my research to-date suggests this can only be done with the desktop ver...

http://www.gsak.net/board/index.php?showtopic=1496 describes a PPC solution that might be worth investigating