BEECN Caches: Difference between revisions
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! Length (including handles) | ! style="text-align:left;" | Length (including handles) | ||
| 81" | | 81" | ||
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! Length (box alone) | ! style="text-align:left;" | Length (box alone) | ||
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| 25" | | 25" | ||
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| 34" | | 34" | ||
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! Weight (fully loaded) | ! style="text-align:left;" | Weight (fully loaded) | ||
| ≈ 250 lbs | | ≈ 250 lbs | ||
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! Volume | ! style="text-align:left;" | Volume | ||
| ≈ 30 ft³ | | ≈ 30 ft³ | ||
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There are two types of BEECN cache boxes that volunteers may encounter in the field. The most common is the "BEECN Mark I" diamond-plated aluminum toolbox (the kind you may see mounted to a pickup truck). It is bolted to a steel cart with wheels. All wheels are affixed with a castor to enable better maneuverability. | There are two types of BEECN cache boxes that volunteers may encounter in the field. The most common is the "BEECN Mark I" diamond-plated aluminum toolbox (the kind you may see mounted to a pickup truck). It is bolted to a steel cart with wheels. All wheels are affixed with a castor to enable better maneuverability. | ||
