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Sandy
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 Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2011 2:24 pm Post subject: Show 334 |
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Chat about the show here...
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daisybones
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| Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2011 2:32 pm Post subject: |
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no way! ftp but where's the show? |
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batsgonemad
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Damit, ive been waiting all day and still ive been beat, oh well may as well download the show them
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Electric Water Boy
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| Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 6:28 am Post subject: |
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There was something missing at the end of the show again!
I disagree about the Challenge caches counting for smilies. If they should count, then so should benchmarks. I don't really have a horse in this race because I only have 2 challenges found and 3 benchmarks. if challenges should count because of the experince, so should benchmarks because you get an experience finding them as well.
Going to give that LogThemAll website a try. Thanks for the link! |
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Electric Water Boy
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I knew there was something else I forgot to comment on. Not all powertrails are "Drive 528 feet, pull over, find a film cannister, do something to the log, replace, and repeat until done." While there is a challenge to that, and it can be fun if with a group, it does not describe all powertrails. We have some in my area that the distances vary some, and the hides and containers do vary within the trail from micro to macro. I think this kind of powertrail is definitely more fun. |
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gundark2000
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I don't know but I think benchmarks DO count on your overall count. I'm pretty sure that when I posted the benchmarks that I found, my smiley count went up, but...I could be wrong though.
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salsaguy
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| Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 9:53 pm Post subject: PQ map |
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can someone here post instructions on how to use the PQ map thing mentioned in the show
the show notes say to replace your PQ id # with the one in the link but how do you find out your PQ id #?
I looks like a long many letters/digits string (20+ chars)
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Sandy
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| Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2011 7:12 am Post subject: Re: PQ map |
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can someone here post instructions on how to use the PQ map thing mentioned in the show
the show notes say to replace your PQ id # with the one in the link but how do you find out your PQ id #?
I looks like a long many letters/digits string (20+ chars) |
Go to "Build Pocket Queries"
Click on the name of a PQ (like you were going to edit it)
In the URL, copy the part after "guid="
Substitute that character string into the link given in the show notes
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gundark2000
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The geocachers puzzle TB is such a cool idea. Matter of fact I sent the owner an email this morning to request a puzzle piece so I can be a part of it too. Has anyone else here done the same?
Just a thought here but, why not a Podcacher puzzle TB made up by the listeners?
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