If you could invent anything to make your Geocaching more enjoyable, what would it be?
fiorgodx
geocaching experience. Any thoughts on what would make geocaching more
fun, interesting, easy, etc?
Greg Harbaugh
Greg
mike vore
1 - Head's up display (HUD) that fit over sunglasses - so I wouldn't have to
keep my head buried in the GPS while hiking through the woods.
2 - A GPS that would make a _GOOD_ Latte.
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MK
Have you got one that makes a BAD Latte!? I'll have it!
Christof 7SAC7 Handke
> Let's make a wishlist. I'm trying to think what I can do to add to my
> geocaching experience. Any thoughts on what would make geocaching more
> fun, interesting, easy, etc?
more easy:
a teleporter!
more fun, interesting:
more quality-caches, less tradi-micros
emanon
"fiorgodx" <fiorent...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Let's make a wishlist. I'm trying to think what I can do to add to my
> geocaching experience. Any thoughts on what would make geocaching more
> fun, interesting, easy, etc?
On demand audible cues for people with low vision. Some people have trouble
seeing the map and you may not want to drag along a laptop on a hike or
while on a bike.
Maybe something like pressing two buttons at once and hearing "Continue
Straight", "Fifty Feet / Thirty Meters to Marked Point".
Me
Along those lines, how about a simple audio tone or beep that sounds
more and more frequently the closer you get to ground zero? A steady
tone indicates you are there!
Helmut Kutzberger
> Any thoughts on what would make geocaching more
> fun, interesting, easy, etc?
Geocaching is more fun and much more interesting when it´s N O T easy!
It´s not the fast found of a box, it´s the way!
nemo
I can't do a lot about co-ed naked geocaching, but I would make an
open source GPS that is highly optimized for caching. In fact, the
heads up display is not all that far fetched. I am a freelance
electrical engineer and one of the guys I know recently did a heads up
display for a government job. I expect that would not be hard to add
to an open source GPS... as long as you have the cash (not cache) for
it. I don't think it would be cheap.
As to the limited vision support, that wouldn't be hard, but it would
involve the support of users to provide input and feedback.
Rick
Ellen
Ellen
Missy Wissy Poo Kendrick
> A nice plump wench to carry my GPS!
It could help me locate my vibrator!
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At 41, I had a beeyotiful baby boy. WHO RUINED MY TAN TIME,
THE LITTLE FUKKER ! Abort! Abort! Lest ye be without tan lines !