[GeoStL] Re: Two things

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Welcome Brad!  This is a great group, always willing to help, and a very
knowledgeable bunch.  The Magellan's tend to do a little more averaging
(which helps with maintaining a signal in dense cover, etc.).  I have found
that as you approach the cache location, if you slow down a little, you
won't overshoot the cache.

Jim Williams
Dorkus&Co.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Brad Myers" <bmyers88@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 2004 2:28 AM
Subject: [GeoStL] Two things


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> First I just wanted to say hi. My family is new to geocaching. We seen the
article in the STL Post Dispatch and since then we have been hooked. Prior
to the article, we had never heard of geocaching.
> Secondly, we purchased a Magellan Gold. So far we have been able to find
eleven caches. I was just wondering if anyone had any helpful hints about
the Magellan or anything to avoid. Thanks for the help and I look forward to
meeting you all.
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> Brad Myers  (AMH209)
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