While difficulty and terrain ranking for caches are quite difficult to determine, limits for cache sizes are explicit stated in the
guidelines:
Micro | < 100 ml |
Small | 100 ml - 1 l |
Regular | 1 l - 20 l |
Large | > 20 l |
So we can say the size of a small is somewhere between 100 and 1000 ml. But what number can we put to a large? When
I put the points between the sizes on a graph. These are the red dots. It's impossible to put a straight line though it. But a power curve seems to fit very well. For those who are interested, the formula is:
y = 0.0002889774 ⋅ x8.896249
We can enter the numbers fore the sizes. This gives:
Micro | 0.29 ml |
Small | 140 ml |
Regular | 5.0 l |
Large | 66 l |
For your information: The size of a photo cannister is about 50 ml, an 30 cal ammo box is 3.5 litres a 50 cal 7.5 litres.
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