There's another local cache that uses Morse code in a different
way, but the idea for this came from a cache that we did in Iowa
quite a while ago. (GCMTKQ)
You'll need to get in the general vicinity of the posted
coordinates and tune an FM radio to approximately 87.7MHz. You'll
hear the coordinates to stage 2 being transmitted in Morse code.
There are 16 characters transmitted in about 90 seconds, so it
should be very easy to translate with just a little onsite or
online practice. No decimal points are used.
Here's what you'll need to know...
N = _ .
W = . _ _
1 = . _ _ _ _
2 = . . _ _ _
3 = . . . _ _
4 = . . . . _
5 = . . . . .
6 = _ . . . .
7 = _ _ . . .
8 = _ _ _ . .
9 = _ _ _ _ .
0 = _ _ _ _ _
You can use this site for
practice.
The transmission loops, and and you'll also hear my other broadcast
cache called "
Spike O'Dell's Other Radio Gig".
If you need help, or if you just want to say "hi", ring the bell
on the single story house. We'd love to meet you!
Stage 2 is a small Lock and Lock container hidden in a typical
way. It contains a few trading items, a log book and pencils. It's
less than 3 miles from stage 1.
Have fun!