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Friday, June 28, 2013

Geocaching First Aid with Jamie Davis the PodMedic

In episode 023 of the GeoSnippits Reboot Podcast we had an amazing show unlike any other geocaching episode anywhere when it comes to discussing geocaching first aid. We had the pleasure of having as our special guest Jamie Davis aka The PodMedic and we went over some really great basic techniques geocachers should be aware of.


If you cannot see the video displayed above please feel free to go to the link below to see the entire episode:
http://youtu.be/c70mJBVxdlw

The Podcast Version is Here:
http://geosnippitsreboot.com/gsrp-episode-023-geocaching-first-aid-with-jamie-davis-the-podmedic

Please share this episode with geocachers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

Enjoy,

HHH
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Friday, August 10, 2012

Random geocaching tidbit for the day: Poke It With A Stick

Random geocaching tidbit for the day: Poke It With A Stick

This is HeadHardHat's number one rule so you would be wise to listen. Geocachers can be seriously hurt if they are not careful . Be safe out there!

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http://headhardhat-geocache.blogspot.com/2011/04/hhhs-gotd-geocaching-rule-1-poke-it.html


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Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Great Tip To Know: Munzee Map Deployment Adjustment

To change your Munzee Coords simply move the red pointer.
Before reading below if you want to learn more about Munzee and how to get started with this fun geocaching like game go here and read up about it:
http://headhardhat-geocache.blogspot.com/2011/07/enjoying-my-munzee-madness.html

One of the things that I have started hearing about Munzee hides is the inaccuracy of the coords when placed. I kind of suspected that would be an issue because people forget to let the smartphone just sit for a minute or three and settle. What happens is your Munzee card is shows up way over there. Sometimes several hundred feet way over there and it is really right where you placed it. How can you correct when this happens?

Great question. Even with our best efforts of leaving the phone sit for a few minutes before scanning the Munzee card things like tree cover and other interference can cause the GPS to be off. The Munzee website has a really simple solution. Log in to www.Munzee.com and click on the smallish 'User Home' link at the top of the page. When it loads you will see another link towards the top middle called 'Deployed Munzees', click it. You will then be shown a list of all the Munzee hides you have placed. Choose the one you want to adjust.

This opens up all the information and description you will want to put about that particular Munzee.  Towards the bottom is a map that has a red pin showing where Munzee thinks you hid your card. Below the map is the coords that were uploaded when you scanned the card initially. At the top right of the map click the Satellite button. Now zoom in all the way you can and you will see a really great shot of the area you hid the Munzee card and where the red pointer thinks it is. To adjust, simply move the red pointer from where it is to where you want it to be. The coords automatically readjust to where you put it. When you have the pointer where you want it don't forget to click the 'Update Munzee Details' button to save everything.

Once done, the update is automatic and anyone searching your Munzee hide will now have a much better chance of finding it.

After seeing this I went to each of my hides and made the correct adjustments. It made a big difference on a couple. Hope this helps!

-HHH



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