is our guest for the seventy-fourth edition of the GeoGearHeads to talk about his geocache hides. talked a little about his finds on several of the caches -- "" (), "" (), "" (), "" (), and "" () -- plus the "" () event. also submitted some audio feedback about the "."The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on .

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joins and on the the seventy-second edition of the GeoGearHeads. He wrote the "" post for the "" blog after wrapping up more than a year finding a geocache each day. emailed his experience on an FTF-a-month caching steak and his use of the web site. called in his streak across multiple geolocation games. Three members of the GeoGearHeads audience shared their support of the show this week. RSWinter and left reviews on while emailed about the links he's included on his "" blog.The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on .

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For the seventy-first edition of the GeoGearHeads joins us to talk Scubacaching. One of the caches mentioned in the show was "" (). Also mentioned was the ongoing "" and the opportunity for one of the great prizes donated by and ourselves. This show was dedicated to and Karl Witsman for their PayPal donations to support the show.The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on .

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The Developer of joins and for seventieth edition of the GeoGearHeads to share some ways to get the most from the latest version. Those looking for more information should check the and . He was also on the for an overview of version 3.This show is dedicated to , , and an anonymous donor for their PayPal donations since the last show. Those donations have helped offset the hosting bill which is due shortly.The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on .

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For the sixty-ninth edition of the GeoGearHeads we talked with about his creative geocaches. He only has six hides ("," "," "," "," "," and "") but each is a high-quality cache with multiple favorite points.We also heard from several audience members. First weighed in on . We also heard from about a . and also commented in the during the recording about a couple more issues mentioned at the end of the show.The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on .

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The topic for the sixty-eighth edition of the GeoGearHeads is the gear used by our audience members. We spoke like with who mostly uses his with some help from his iPhone/iPad and . also contacted us about his use of a and iPhone. , , and also talked about the (available through ), the and as to how they might change workflows for Geocachers in the future.Also mentioned in this show was the virtual discovery policy for Geocaching.com trackables (discussed in length during the ) and how it relates to "."The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on .

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The sixty-seventh edition of the GeoGearHeads took a little turn from the Geocaching-focus to talk with Rich Harmon about the . The Program Manager at told us about the Smithsonian's "" and his concept. The was funded through a but is available to purchase and ship now. The beta version of the is available now, but Rich shared information about the redesigned version which they hope to bring to a Kickstarter project within 6 weeks and deliver about October 2013. He also talked about their special designed to be charged by the low, variable voltage of the tPod1. He also shared that a single teacandle in the tPod1 only yields about 700mAh – only about half a charge for most common smartphones. also talked about 's (formerly interviewed for "" and now co-hosting "") "" blog post on the . mentioned being honored by the with their 2013 MiGO Silver Geocoin Award (more information is available in his ).The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on .

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John Robb (of who caches under and was last on "") for the sixty-sixth edition of the GeoGearHeads to talk about lights for Geocachers. Before that discussion began we heard from about her favorite weatherproof labels:

(1" x 2-5/8")

(2" x 4")

(5-1/2" x 8-1/2")

(1-1/3" x 4")

3M

(1" x 2-5/8")

(2" x 4")

(3-1/3" x 4")

also mentioned the "" video by and the now offered in the . Following some great information from John Robb he recommended their for more information about flashlights, headlamps, and more. For those wanting to get into a little more serious information the is his recommendation.The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on .

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and tackle five questions from the GeoGearHeads' audience for the eleventh Randomize, and the sixty-fifth edition of the GeoGearHeads. The first question came from about the "." Next was who shared that he purchased the to have a rugged smartphone and avoid the dry bags mentioned on . shared feedback about his use of for his in response to our discussion of QR Codes on . Going all the way back to "," asked our opinion on two methods he used to recover wet feature phones in the past. The final topic came from who was looking for more quality in cache hides and whether a rating system might help. DarrylW4 mention the poor response for the ratings on and the availability of third party tools like .The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on .

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For the sixty-fourth edition of the GeoGearHeads (of "," "," and more) joined and to talk about location-based gaming and its future. The conversation began with a question from previous guest (see "" for his episode) about the potential of location without GPS. Then Groundspeak's was brought up as an early attempt at a platform and and as alternatives to Geocaching. Some games currently available -- including , , and -- were mentioned, as well as some based projects ( and ). Options for control of objects in the real world like the , , and were briefly discussed. The potential for new technology such as Google's excited the panel as well as the possibility of apps like to motivate people to be more active.We also talked about the "" and its growing list of participants. There's still plenty of time to get more travelers into the race, share your tip, and have a chance to win a cool gift.The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on .

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