1st coordinates

[Yammy]

This is the 1st of hopefully 4. Don't know how to put in the degree sysble after the 44 and 073?

 

N 44 37.755'

W 073 14.921'

[gunkylump]

Looks to me like you're having fun!! Keep it up, and send those pics!

 

gunk:Laugh:

[Leland]

This is the 1st of hopefully 4. Don't know how to put in the degree sysble after the 44 and 073?

 

N 44 37.755'

W 073 14.921'

 

In Windows, hold "ALT" key and type 0176. °

[Yammy]

Trying this again

 

N 45° 11.395¢

W 067° 16.945¢

 

Never expected it hard to find a good metal hiding place. Or, getting it hidden without being noticed. This one isn’t in a scenic spot but for those traveling many (Can-eh-dns) find it a good place to stop when leaving the U.S.

 

Cheers

[Dave77459]

This is the 1st of hopefully 4. Don't know how to put in the degree sysble after the 44 and 073?

 

N 44 37.755'

W 073 14.921'

You could use decimal degrees. Divide the minutes by 60.

 

44.629250, -73.248683 (the minus is West and/or South)

 

Lots of GPSr and programs like decimal degrees anyhoo.

 

Dave

[Dave77459]

Trying this again

 

N 45° 11.395¢

W 067° 16.945¢

 

Never expected it hard to find a good metal hiding place. Or, getting it hidden without being noticed. This one isn’t in a scenic spot but for those traveling many (Can-eh-dns) find it a good place to stop when leaving the U.S.

 

Cheers

Are you hiding geocaches? Sounds like that is what you are doing.

 

http://www.geocaching.com

 

Dave

[Yammy]

Are you hiding geocaches? Sounds like that is what you are doing.

 

http://www.geocaching.com

 

Dave

 

Yes, it is the same. My grand kids love to hunt for geocaches. I was just trying to keep it in the family. By posting a coordinate here, odds are it will be found by a fellow member.

[Dave77459]

Yes, it is the same. My grand kids love to hunt for geocaches. I was just trying to keep it in the family. By posting a coordinate here, odds are it will be found by a fellow member.

A cool idea, too!

 

Dave