GC2ZH12 Unknown Cache Water Logged
Type: Mystery | Size: Regular Regular | Difficulty: 4.5 out of 5 | Terrain: 4 out of 5
By: jake92 @ | Hide Date: 07/05/2011 | Status: Available
Country: United States | State: Colorado
Coordinates: N37° 50.000 W107° 39.000 | Last updated: 08/30/2019 | Fav points: 0
Cache is not at posted cords. You can find it at N 37 50.H2O W 107 39.CO2. For H2O you need to find the pounds of water vapor in a 10`X10`X10` (1000 cubic) room with a room temperature of 80 degrees and relative humidity of 48%. Subtract .0014 from your answer.
CO2 (1000 cu. ft.) Room Temperature of 70 degrees and relative humidity of 52%. Subtract .001 from your final answer.

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Water vapor content(lbs) 1000 cubic ft.room at 100% humidity and 70 degrees temperature =1.15 lbs

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4 Logs: Found it 3  Publish Listing 1  

Found it 08/03/2013 By estes01
Fortunately I had the puzzle master with me, so this one didn’t give me any grief…although I understand it was a little tricky due to insufficient information. Thank goodness the cache and contents didn't live up to the cache name! Thanks for another cache in this beautiful area.

Found it 08/03/2013 By ernie66
I found a few websites with calculators that would solve this problem, and although they were close, they didn't quite agree. Also, the water content depends on air pressure (or altitude), doesn't it? Anyway, one website was within .001 of the solution and by trial and error, I eventually stumbled on success. Estes01 and I grabbed this on our way up Storm Mountain this morning. TFTC!

Found it 06/26/2013 By Denali41
Ah, finally in Silverton with the family, and I have a ticket for some daily cache-finding time. This is the one I wanted most of all, because it took me "forever" to solve the puzzle. Lots of Xcel spread sheet time back during the winter; lots of frustrations. And I've studied maps to death. I don't have the "equipment" for a close approach, so I knew that my puppy Orizaba and I had a long, tough hike ahead of us. But I like hiking! So off we went, up and up and up. And the cache box was in perfect condition, and the log book was empty so I celebrated over a great {FTF} on a super puzzle and a marvelous cache location. Thanks for the challenge and the thrill, jake92.

Oh, I couldn't resist: I took the $1 Million banknote left for the FTF. Thanks!

Publish Listing 07/05/2011 By Alpine Reviewer
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