What is the geocaching?
Travel bug® is a rectangular piece of metal that looks like a brand of military dog. It is a traceable brand used in Geocaching, which includes hiding and searching for a container called cache using Global Positioning System (GPS). Each travel error® has a unique number. The brand is transferred from cache to cache around the world. Its travel and placement are recorded on the geocaching website for the owner and enthusiasts to be monitored. The metal is engraved drawing of error and a unique serial number. The serial number allows you to track the brand using GPS gadgets. Travel Bugs® always comes in pairs and connected to the chain. One brand is kept by the original owner and the other brand is the one that is actually transported or "tracked".
A typical travel error is a dog brand, but other types are available. Some companies create different objects follow items and sell them as Travel Bugs®. For example, a car is availableBilova sticker Travel Bug®. There is also a similar item called geocoin that works in the same way as an error.
different objects are usually connected to Travel Bugs®. These objects must be useful and pockets to adapt to travel bags. They should also be robust enough to withstand the strictness of travel. Plastic toys, stuffed toys and almost any signs can be attached to the BUG® chain. Some brands have connected labels that are used for competitions and to raise awareness of problems such as diabetes.
The owner of the travel error activates it by logging in to Geocaching. Assigns the target or mission of the brand for others to achieve it. Some examples of missions achieve specific places or travel to a predetermined number of countries. Geocaching Software Tracks Placing Travel Error as it is passed from one person to another. Owners and subsequentThe Travel Bugs® breeders must register regularly to watch their many places.
Travel Bugs® can be destroyed by wear. Many of them are lost or incorrectly placed geocachers. Several BUGS® Travel may not be found at all after placement in a cache in remote locations or harsh environments. When this happens, the owners can use their additional travel error® and place the lost brand in a virtual location until its actual location is discovered.