A step up from a mirror on a stick.

[Bundyrumandcoke]

I saw this, and thought it would be great for checking in those holes in places you really dont want to stick your hand.

But then I thought, I already carry too much stuff when I do get out caching.

https://www.zazz.com.au/daily/thingy/5421

[Tuena]

I saw one of these in action recently when a cache (Tombs with a View - GC3C7BE) slipped down into a hole in a tree. It was quite amazing just how much you could see on the screen. Eventually the cache was located by the CO using rare earth magnets tied to the end of a piece of string. Technology in reverse.

[Bundyrumandcoke]

A couple of years ago, a cache was lost into a big centrifical pump that was on static display in a town down the victorian coast, east of Melbourne. This would have done the trick in retrieving it.

[pjmpjm]

I saw this, and thought it would be great for checking in those holes in places you really dont want to stick your hand. But then I thought, I already carry too much stuff when I do get out caching. https://www.zazz.com.au/daily/thingy/5421

Wow, what a great idea! I have a fairly good 'mirror on a stick' that even has a built-in light, and I thought it was pretty good, but this model is a real space-age thingo indeed. Don't know how much I'd use it, but sure would have tried it out on 'Bifrost' a few weeks ago during my many visits there.

[juc_cacher]

A couple of years ago, a cache was lost into a big centrifical pump that was on static display in a town down the victorian coast, east of Melbourne. This would have done the trick in retrieving it.

Don't rub it in ! The poor child still has nightmares

[gmj3191]

Hmmmm .... a DIY colonoscopy kit.

[juc_cacher]

Hmmmm .... a DIY colonoscopy kit.

Could make for some...er...interesting home movies...

[Bundyrumandcoke]

A couple of years ago, a cache was lost into a big centrifical pump that was on static display in a town down the victorian coast, east of Melbourne. This would have done the trick in retrieving it.

Don't rub it in ! The poor child still has nightmares

Oh Dear, lol.

[Facitman]

A couple of years ago, a cache was lost into a big centrifical pump that was on static display in a town down the victorian coast, east of Melbourne. This would have done the trick in retrieving it.

Don't rub it in ! The poor child still has nightmares

Don't be too concerned.... you weren't the first to do that on this cache.
s-facit hides the cache toooooo well

[Yurt]

Handy for termite inspections I would think, also other applications like looking for blockages in pipes I guess.

By the sound of it there isn't much that hasn't been used at Bifrost. Ground penetrating radar springs to mind.

[Happy Chappies]

Handy for termite inspections I would think, also other applications like looking for blockages in pipes I guess.

By the sound of it there isn't much that hasn't been used at Bifrost. Ground penetrating radar springs to mind.

Divining sticks and a spiritual medium are probably next on the list..... Hmm.. Do they fit the criteria of 'specialised equipment required'?

[Bundyrumandcoke]

You could always go onto late night TV, channel 74 I think it is, Psychic TV.

[Happy Chappies]

You could always go onto late night TV, channel 74 I think it is, Psychic TV.

That would be a great dare if someone's up for it.... "Yes, I need your help. I'm trying to find a box. It's 'small', just off Old Windsor Rd, hidden near a lake and on/under a platform, and I've got no idea what's in it or what it looks like...." There's some great youtube footage in the making

[Browngang]

Handy for termite inspections I would think, also other applications like looking for blockages in pipes I guess.

By the sound of it there isn't much that hasn't been used at Bifrost. Ground penetrating radar springs to mind.

Divining sticks and a spiritual medium are probably next on the list..... Hmm.. Do they fit the criteria of 'specialised equipment required'?

They (spirtual madiums)have already been used with no success, the only correct info they gave was to say that "today you won't find the little container".
No, not by me either.

[Damo.]

Handy for termite inspections I would think, also other applications like looking for blockages in pipes I guess.

By the sound of it there isn't much that hasn't been used at Bifrost. Ground penetrating radar springs to mind.

Divining sticks and a spiritual medium are probably next on the list..... Hmm.. Do they fit the criteria of 'specialised equipment required'?

They (spirtual madiums)have already been used with no success, the only correct info they gave was to say that "today you won't find the little container".
No, not by me either.

What about a really powerful vacuum cleaner and some kind of sieve?