The given coordinates are for CITRUS ROAD,
but you will NOT find the cache there.
In the future, a charismatic geocacher's world is turned
upside down when he is jailed and
volunteers for an experimental aversion therapy developed by the
government
in an effort to solve society's energy crisis ... but not all goes
to plan.
How many lemons, limes, oranges or grapefruit does it take to
power a GPS receiver?
I'm pretty sure that Kubrick's similarly named movie wasn't so
juicy, but the lemon battery is something I came across as a kid when
our local pharmacy was selling a kit for a lemon-powered clock. It
consisted simply of a stand with trays for two lemons, copper and
zinc electrodes, some wiring and a digital clock face. Each lemon
was stabbed with a copper and zinc electrode and connected in
series to the clock. It also worked on potatoes, apples and even
potted plants.
The energy comes from the oxidation of the electrodes blah blah
[insert high school chemistry and physics lessons here]. Attempts
have even been made to determine how many lemons are required to
power an iPhone, but I suggest using commercial batteries when
trying to find this cache!