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| − | BIT stands for | + | BIT stands for Branded Identification Tag. A BITcache<sup><span style="size:7px;">TM</span></sup> consists only of a laminated tag with a serial number and other identifying information printed on it. This serial number is the password needed to log the cache. A BITcache<sup><span style="size:7px;">TM</span></sup> may also be placed inside a container but this is not required... and it is actually discouraged. |
BITcaches<sup><span style="size:7px;">TM</span></sup> are placed using the same guidelines as other caches with one exception, it is not required to be any specified distance from another cache of a different type. However, a BITcache<sup><span style="size:7px;">TM</span></sup> cannot be placed within 300 feet of another BITcache<sup><span style="size:7px;">TM</span></sup>. See the [http://wiki.opencaching.us/index.php/Terms_of_Use Terms of Use]. | BITcaches<sup><span style="size:7px;">TM</span></sup> are placed using the same guidelines as other caches with one exception, it is not required to be any specified distance from another cache of a different type. However, a BITcache<sup><span style="size:7px;">TM</span></sup> cannot be placed within 300 feet of another BITcache<sup><span style="size:7px;">TM</span></sup>. See the [http://wiki.opencaching.us/index.php/Terms_of_Use Terms of Use]. | ||
Revision as of 03:21, 7 August 2011
BIT stands for Branded Identification Tag. A BITcacheTM consists only of a laminated tag with a serial number and other identifying information printed on it. This serial number is the password needed to log the cache. A BITcacheTM may also be placed inside a container but this is not required... and it is actually discouraged.
BITcachesTM are placed using the same guidelines as other caches with one exception, it is not required to be any specified distance from another cache of a different type. However, a BITcacheTM cannot be placed within 300 feet of another BITcacheTM. See the Terms of Use.
For full details on creating, placing or seeking BITcachesTM, visit www.BITcaching.com.
To log a BITcacheTM find, simply find the cache, then visit the cache page and log the find using the password printed on the cache. Be sure to leave a comment and give us the details of your find when logging your find.
