Ok so to be fair I will tell you a few things - You will need a
portable device capable of receiving signals in the FM range (like
an iPod), then you want to be in a certain place along the footpath
between the parking lot at On the Rocks restaurant and ...mmm... a
good place to celebrate after having logged your find. (see
waypoints)... It's only ~ 1.5km!
So as not contravene ICASA regulations and cast the geocaching
community into disrepute, this cache makes use of an ultra-low
power FM transmitter - but more importantly low power means you
will have to be very near the device to learn the location of the
final cache! To make things even trickier you will have to do the
same calculations that I did before building this cache...
The transmitter and solid state circuit that produces the signal
for broadcast together draw a constant current of 5mA (milliamps)
at 1.5V. Powering the system is a set of two 1.5V alkaline 2900mAh
(milliamp hour) batteries wired in parallel (still 1.5V). According
to the above, after how many days (rounded to the nearest day) will
the batteries need to be replaced?
Let the number of days be represented by AB.
So now you can go find the cache - The frequency you want to
listen on is [ (AB X 2) - B - 0.3 ] MHz
I will give you an additional hint: Walk nearby every street
light along the way!
Sorry - As usual with my caches - The final is super vulnerable!
Make sure there are no muggles nearby! I would recommend finding
the final in pairs... One body to block the cache from view while
the other retrieves!
*** Thanks to Hardusboer helping with this cache... wouldn't
have been possible without some peer pressure!
Apparently you might be able to find this one by car! ;)