Geocaching Australia

Tried using my wireless from a carpark, no luck. Went inside and risked looking like a geek, but still didn't work. Went out in the street and sat at a bus stop, and still no post. Gave up, and came home to the desktop, and see I should have kept pressing Submit. Oh well - I know my name showed as o...

Catch of the Day have the EEE 701 for $229 + $9 delivery today.

http://www.catchoftheday.com.au/index.php

4GB SSD, 512MB RAM, 7" 800x480 screen, 10/100 ethernet, wifi, Linux, NO bluetooth

There is this one for $44.11 USD which comes to $54.2928 AUD at current rate on www.xe.com for the SiRF star III fans. That's including shipping (free!). On the page http://www.pcants.com/product.asp?id=988&name=A it says "Sirf Star III", but as everything else is Chinese, maybe it says "does not c...

Had anyone had any experience with these?
Ebay.com.au have the KINGKIT model KB41GL1 for $60.

Yeah the price of storage now is cheap, and a 500GB drive can be had for under $100 $89 at MSY. The best price per GB is the Seagate 1.5TB I guess the option is then to go with on board for now, and when money allows for it go with a separate card. If you're after the grunt for CAD, etc, then remov...

I don't care. If I have found it, it doesn't appear in my PQ, so I don't usually* go back.

* A clue for another cache may be placed in it, but I still wouldn't consider logging another find.

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Adelaide -> Melbourne: A River Somewhere
Melbourne -> Adelaide: The Fugitive

This is a dilemma, because the Anglo culture is, if there's a hill climb it.

There are so many travel bugs and coins around these days, and my impression is that people no longer pay much attention to their goals, and coins have a tendency to just disappear. I aren't very confident that it would work. Incidentally, my TB won the Oz TB race in 2004 but I never got my hands on...

Many people use and prefer Firefox instead of IE, myself included. It is free, and can be downloaded from http://www.mozilla-europe.org/en/firefox/

If you want to use the 'geocaching' functions you have to change the symbol to traditional before you do the GO TO ... a small price to pay for the convenience of having all cache types represented by their respective symbols I reckon :wink: The manual implies you can set multiple symbols as geocac...

Now now you two. Isn't having c@w and df2 tearing strips off each other enough entertainment for you? This would be the cache that some kind soul checked a couple of days ago isn't it? It's a good thing caught@work's graph's don't imply anything about the finder, otherwise Team Hurtle would be feel...

rhinogeo wrote:You could also have a look at the Vista HCx ... same features as the 60 CSx but smaller and no protruding aerial

As I've been considering upgrading too, I wonder if anyone has any comments on rhinogeo's suggestion. Are there any compelling reasons to choose a Vista over 60 or vice versa?

The show can't be all that bad - at least they pronounce 'geocaching' correctly