All about geocaching
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Electrical Box Camouflage in Geocaching: Rules, Construction, and Tips
Electrical box camouflage for your geocache: what is allowed, how to build a secure dummy container, and how to properly place caches in metal-heavy environments. -
Window Sill Cache: Secure Hiding Places Without Structural Damage
A geocache at a windowsill can be installed without drilling: Find out which hiding spots are permitted and how to protect the slope, drip edge, and facade. -
Moss as camouflage in geocaching: What really works
Moss effectively camouflages geocaches, but can harm nature and break the law. Find out when real moss is appropriate and which alternatives to use. -
NFC or QR in Geocaching: Which technology is right for your cache?
NFC or QR codes for geocaching? Find out which technology is easier for finders to use, why QR codes are a convincing backup, and when combining them makes sense. -
Sealing the Nano Case: How to Keep Your Logbook Dry
How to seal a nano pod: Check the seal, use waterproof log strips, and choose a more robust model for damp hiding spots. -
Trackable Rules Germany: How to Log Travel Bugs Correctly
The rules for trackables in Germany show how to correctly log travel bugs: write down the code, pass it on, and inform the owner in case of delays. -
Opening a Nano Can: The Trick to Cracking Any Nano Cache
Use fine tweezers to open the Nanocache more easily: Grip the log sheet, hold the lid firmly, and pull it out while gently twisting. -
Concrete-look camouflage for the cache: How to make your hiding place look authentic
With a concrete-effect camouflage, your cache remains inconspicuous. Discover suitable materials and learn how to make it weatherproof, easy to maintain, and approved... -
O-Ring Care for Geocaches: How to Keep Your Cache Watertight
Proper care keeps the O-ring on the geocache watertight: inspect, clean gently, lubricate with silicone grease, and replace damaged rings immediately. -
Cache Camouflage for All Seasons: How to Keep Your Hideout Safe All Year Round
Adapt your cache’s camouflage to the colors and vegetation of each season. Learn when maintenance is necessary and what protection periods apply. -
Practical Tolerances for 3D-Printed Geocache Containers
Tolerances for 3D-printed geocache containers: 0.1–0.15 mm interference fit, 0.2–0.3 mm clearance fit, 0.4–0.6 mm fit; test print, pay attention to PETG. -
Preventing Mold in Logbooks: The Best Combination for Dry Caches
Prevent mold in the cache logbook with PETG logbooks, synthetic log strips, and sealed silica gel packets for dry entries.
