I would probably give it an attempt and give up pretty quick the way it is. With two wires that have to be placed correctly on four of 15 terminals is just too much. There's no feedback on whether the first wire is placed correctly. A green LED to show progress with the first wire would keep me trying with the second wire. And if there's a switch, an LED to show it's activated would help. I saw one gadget cache that used two different kinds of screw heads so someone would have to be pretty serious about breaking into it that way. Just my two cents. I applaud you for actually putting one together.
Awesome cache. I would like to make a puzzle cache like that but make it a multicache with a combination lock where you have to get the lock solution somewhere else first.
It's a cool idea but there's way to many combinations. My guess is most people would take the screws out even though he asks them not to or they'd destroy the thing. 6 or 9 terminals would have been plenty but 15 terminals would take the average joe an hour to find the combination
Pretty darn cool. I agree... too many tupperware caches around... gotta spice things up ya know? Im pretty new to geocaching... descoverd it last month... and did reasearch to find out its ben around since 2000 and im like how did i not know about this? Anywhom... great cache sir!:)
I would probably give it an attempt and give up pretty quick the way it is. With two wires that have to be placed correctly on four of 15 terminals is just too much. There's no feedback on whether the first wire is placed correctly. A green LED to show progress with the first wire would keep me trying with the second wire. And if there's a switch, an LED to show it's activated would help. I saw one gadget cache that used two different kinds of screw heads so someone would have to be pretty serious about breaking into it that way. Just my two cents. I applaud you for actually putting one together.
Awesome cache. I would like to make a puzzle cache like that but make it a multicache with a combination lock where you have to get the lock solution somewhere else first.
It's a cool idea but there's way to many combinations.
My guess is most people would take the screws out even though he asks them not to or they'd destroy the thing.
6 or 9 terminals would have been plenty but 15 terminals would take the average joe an hour to find the combination
Very sweet looking cache! I would love to find a cache that creative and fun!
This is an expensive one, with a lot of effort. Good reason to make it a premium cache, and also to make it a multi or mystery cache!
Wouldn't there be an insane amount of combinations possible for this cache, considering the amount of metal posts?
It's no doubt part of a multi-cache, with clues from the earlier stages on how to connect the wires.
You can put in a STDP switch to open and close the box with out reversing the battery. Hope this helps.
can put how to make?
thanks!
Its 2022, this got published in 2013, but still wondering; do you have a build video?
A lot better! Was it easy to make?
Very nice geocache! :)
Do you have some pictures or a video about the door mechanism?
thanks ;)
I Really want to do this cache! Where's the official page in geocaching for this cache?
Well done! Excellent job. Love the creativity.
What motor did you use to power the locking mechanism? Have you put it out yet, GC # ?
Would love to know how to build! Any chance you would publish plans?
Hope no one steals the cases... those are worth good $$$
This is a great cache, very original! Good job! :)
I would be very pleased to find this. :-)
Well its really awesome. I'm sure people will enjoy finding it.
What's the GC Code for it so I can check it out on Geocaching?
What is the name of the motor you used?
Pretty darn cool. I agree... too many tupperware caches around... gotta spice things up ya know? Im pretty new to geocaching... descoverd it last month... and did reasearch to find out its ben around since 2000 and im like how did i not know about this? Anywhom... great cache sir!:)
Excellent!
WOW! I'd love to find this.
Nice box!
What's the GC Code for this please?
Neat!
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