You only need to press the button 3 times to figure out exactly where you need to go, then a 4th time to activate the latch when you arrive at the correct location.
So you need a map, a pen, a map distance measurer and 3 clicks of the button in random places far apart. Draw out all three distances as a radius from the point where you clicked the button and where they meet is your location. Anyone who doesn't see that will have the box locked forever? Seems quite harsh. Although it doesn't exactly look like a hammer would have much trouble getting into it.
omigosh! at 0:52 the background music is that of the Hetalia Chibi Carnival app! awesome choice! XD but I don't think I'd every get that box open without breaking it... XP
Would you sell a few of these? I would like to create a game among a few friends around the country. This would be usefull i bringing us all together at one time! my email is mapexman86@hotmail.com
I have searched and found geocaches. Why is this called a Reverse geocache? Wouldn't a reverse geocache have a coordinate instead of a prize? Instead a finding something shouldn't the opposite be losing the box?
It's a great idea, but I think the box should either be impenetrable via brute force (no such thing), or it should be booby trapped in such a way that brute force opening destroys the contents.
Easiest would be to have the coordinates of the ACTUAL contents stored inside. If forced open, they're destroyed.
its easy... you go into a big field with a map and a compass... you press the button at one point in the field... and you write down the distance and encircle the area of the distance then you go on he other end of the field and encircle the the distance from that point... you have 2 points where the place could be so you go closer to one of those points and measure the distance egain revealing where the place is
@Kaitlyn8822 I never said it was on the field, the field is just there for ease of movement ,and you do not want to try to walk through busy city streets with a strange looking box with a button on it because... Well I think you know the possible outcome of that situation.
Very interesting indeed. I believe one would need to take only 3 readings (and have a good map) to find the destination point. Would love to see this in general use for geocaching, etc. Thanks for sharing.
Like Geocaching you will love iTreasure-hunt APP
planetpursuits 6 days ago
Are you not scared that the box will be stolen?
im sure the first finder in (NL) will keep it :)
peterpinkster 2 weeks ago
where can you buy one of those?
MrJackstride 1 month ago
what the ... the box is sealed forever then how do you get it open *****
shadowgameer 2 months ago
Smash that bitch open.
DocLove5 4 months ago 3
Does anyone know where I can buy these? Does Mikal do commissions? I want to obtain a custom box for a special gift idea.
olternaut 4 months ago
man you are so cool..
i've just discovered my next arduino project i think. :-)
antiussentiment 5 months ago
where can you buy one?
xXHeartsAreUselessXx 6 months ago
Display says 4-20-10. We all know whats inside that box!
monkeysnuts420 6 months ago 5
OR.... you can use a hammer. it will always work. ( Proven fact )
Ironfire55 6 months ago
ALL YOU NEED IS A HACKSAW
Toobmeal 6 months ago
You only need to press the button 3 times to figure out exactly where you need to go, then a 4th time to activate the latch when you arrive at the correct location.
Kevin4381 6 months ago
@Kevin4381 Only people who can apply high school math get to open those boxes.
ThePolysyllabist 6 months ago
So you need a map, a pen, a map distance measurer and 3 clicks of the button in random places far apart. Draw out all three distances as a radius from the point where you clicked the button and where they meet is your location. Anyone who doesn't see that will have the box locked forever? Seems quite harsh. Although it doesn't exactly look like a hammer would have much trouble getting into it.
deathnsorrow 6 months ago 2
heh nice
geocachespoilers 7 months ago
Where can you buy one?
SuperZzzar 7 months ago
omigosh! at 0:52 the background music is that of the Hetalia Chibi Carnival app! awesome choice! XD but I don't think I'd every get that box open without breaking it... XP
totaly2cooltiff 8 months ago
soooooo many people would call that in as a bomb, unfortunately..
Tiggerlen 8 months ago
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Would you sell a few of these? I would like to create a game among a few friends around the country. This would be usefull i bringing us all together at one time! my email is mapexman86@hotmail.com
mapexman86 8 months ago
@WeakPuppet lol i would do that too
Rexbnl 9 months ago
How do we get this!?!?! I SOOOO want one!!
Kaitlyn8822 9 months ago
I have searched and found geocaches. Why is this called a Reverse geocache? Wouldn't a reverse geocache have a coordinate instead of a prize? Instead a finding something shouldn't the opposite be losing the box?
greg54444 9 months ago
Gordan Freeman In: Reverse Geocache Adventure: The Movie
vidman228 10 months ago
Lets hope it's not confused for a bomb.
Sarahmint 10 months ago
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would make a great movie
jtpruzz 10 months ago
what the hell???? 15 or 50 atempts ? anyway there will be a lot of boxes sealed forever
monro2 11 months ago 35
@monro2 you only need three tries to find to exact postition it opens at
HelloMyNameIsJohnS 7 months ago
@HelloMyNameIsJohnS is it so easy to find the place?
monro2 7 months ago
@monro2 yes, you need three postitions...just like finding the epicenter of an earthquake
HelloMyNameIsJohnS 7 months ago
@HelloMyNameIsJohnS cool :)
monro2 7 months ago
amazing
craigjones1235 1 year ago
It's a great idea, but I think the box should either be impenetrable via brute force (no such thing), or it should be booby trapped in such a way that brute force opening destroys the contents.
Easiest would be to have the coordinates of the ACTUAL contents stored inside. If forced open, they're destroyed.
2000jago 1 year ago
Or use the easy way:
- a hammer
- brute force
WeakPuppet 1 year ago
That's it it locks down completley... Me: haha it's called a coping saw.
TheKmk173 1 year ago
That is really cool. I would love to make one myself.
S2333 1 year ago
ha lol geuss whats in the box?????
AndrewJThomas97 1 year ago
its easy... you go into a big field with a map and a compass... you press the button at one point in the field... and you write down the distance and encircle the area of the distance then you go on he other end of the field and encircle the the distance from that point... you have 2 points where the place could be so you go closer to one of those points and measure the distance egain revealing where the place is
tomek123kotek 1 year ago 19
@tomek123kotek except that it might not be a place in that field!
Kaitlyn8822 9 months ago
@Kaitlyn8822 I never said it was on the field, the field is just there for ease of movement ,and you do not want to try to walk through busy city streets with a strange looking box with a button on it because... Well I think you know the possible outcome of that situation.
tomek123kotek 9 months ago
@tomek123kotek Or you could just cut the cheap hinges or the wooden box.
stoddcrew 6 months ago 3
Very interesting indeed. I believe one would need to take only 3 readings (and have a good map) to find the destination point. Would love to see this in general use for geocaching, etc. Thanks for sharing.
dmtrop 1 year ago
That is so awesome!
SexxiRabbit07 1 year ago
You can read the interesting history of the Reverse Geocache Puzzle at Arduiniana.
mikalhart 1 year ago
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Where do I get one?
TheTNAHunter 1 year ago
awesome!! a great way to waste my life
Prestonboy13 1 year ago
AWESOME!!! Want one...
mwardrums 1 year ago
sick, need one, now :| lol
Stocker0eh 1 year ago
Where do I get one?
mindmycheeseandqs 1 year ago