Electrical Outlet Geocache Container
Geostuff.com.au
$12.50
This popular cache container is a fake magnetic electrical cover plate. Comes with rare earth magnets for a solid fit, and resistance to rain. Supplied with a "Rite in the Rain" cache log.
Typical outlet size, approx. 106mm x 58mm.
Place it on a building, metal pole, light, etc for a really really tricky hide.
In a good location, this cache will last for years. In fact, we've even seen one placed so well, that the city workers actually painted around it!
Reviews
Hipperooni from NSW on Feb 05, 2020
Very handmade but dang, it does the job well. Those magnets aren't going to give into anything, very strong. If placed right, this sucker can be insanely evil.
TeamDIEL from QLD on Dec 10, 2018
I like the little string they added at the back, should hold the logbook better.
The magnet seems to be stronger and glued neatly. Just hope this one I got recently will stay longer than the one I placed a year ago.
Thanks for including this in my box.
Lovely surprise!
The magnet seems to be stronger and glued neatly. Just hope this one I got recently will stay longer than the one I placed a year ago.
Thanks for including this in my box.
Lovely surprise!
Bernie from Donald on Nov 07, 2015
Have found one of these in my travel and thought how nifty. Decided to try one myself.
Nick from New Zealand on Nov 15, 2014
Great hides these make, would have preferred the magnets attached like other ones I have seen, but other than that, a good product.
Roger from NZ on Sep 18, 2014
Have seen these before but still a sneaky hide. Will leave outside to "age" for better camo
holidays4eva from Toowoomba on Sep 09, 2014
This is such a sneaky little cache! I can't wait to hide it! The magnets are much stronger than I thought they'd be :)
Brad from Coffs Harbour on Jul 01, 2014
Good product, but the magnets supplied are only very small and removable. I was under the impression that they were fixed.
Chris from Wellington, NZ on Jun 06, 2014
These are great in an urban setting and camouflage in well. Have set a number out now and always enjoy reading the comments from finders. Before placing, I tend to "age" them with exposure to the weather to take the 'newness/shininess' off first - makes them blend in better. Evil, I know but great.