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comkelp 12 years, 9 months ago.
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Well you got one week, we will be going thru there next friday
@sweetlife wrote:
Well you got one week, we will be going thru there next friday
I will have it in place by then….glad you weren’t popping through this weekend as now I’m too busy to get it moved. (darn proximity issues).
Will be watching for it, will be leaving tomorrow after work, and stayin the night in Milwaukee, hope its up by friday am
@sweetlife wrote:
Will be watching for it, will be leaving tomorrow after work, and stayin the night in Milwaukee, hope its up by friday am
Unlikely…with the weather and a busy schedule it’s not likely gonna get placed before then….I really long for the days when one could place a cache anywhere and there was nearly zero chance of stumbling on a puzzle or stage of a multi…
I will post here if I get it out and approved before Friday….I’m thinking about placing it in Pewaukee now…
I have resubmitted chirp cache GC2H3TE .
We’ll see it this location works…Here is a video about the Chirp…it’s dull but it does show how it works.
Worked great, and the coords were spot on used this cache for our 2900 find.
Thanks for putting it out, It was very cold on Friday when we were in the area but still happened to get a 50 find day
@sweetlife wrote:
Worked great, and the coords were spot on used this cache for our 2900 find.
Thanks for putting it out, It was very cold on Friday when we were in the area but still happened to get a 50 find day
This cache has had a slow start but that’s OK with me…I like having something a bit different out there. Back when I started it was easier to have original hides…today, not so much.
I visited and updated the container shortly after your visit.
‘chirp device’ – haven’t seen much discussion about these lately. Anyone still use them?
I did a pocket query for caches in wisconsin with the chirp icon. 19 listed, but I am thinking not all of those actually utilze this technology. the ones that state “chirp” in the title should. others should state within the write-up that the chirp enabled device is necessary.
so, in answer to your question, some, not many.
Disclaimer : Always answering to a higher power.
sure be nice if their was more information on this toy . like how much power to the transmitter even a better a picture of what it looks like on the inside. 😀
I own one and it works great. If and when you’re in the Eau Claire area, give it a try.
GC3VX4V Old Wells “Chirp”
Jeff Grosvold
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