chrisandvern

On a similar note to this tread. What do I do if I deleted my My Finds PQ? I did it accidentally and it has never reappeared. Thanks for any help!

And your Point being? You don't like his asking price then don't post. This is the reason I did not offer mine up for sale on here. I sold Mine on ebay 3 weeks ago for $280 shipped. One year old. After paypal and ebay fees I ended up with maybe $240 Thanks for your comment Damin69. Thanks to "price police" rayt333 there is no chance I will sell it on here now. At least we know that Cabelas will sell more of them and, when I have to go to eBay, they will make money on listing fees.

I have a Garmin GPSMAP 60CSx for sale. It is new. I use a 76CSx and got one of these but don't need it. I am selling it for $260. It is brand new in the box. Thanks...and happy caching! Chris Here is a picture of it:

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Whoa! Inventory! I had never seen that before! Thank you for your quick reply. This is exactly what I was looking for.

Is it possible to find the numbers for a travel bug that is in a cache before actually going to the cache and looking? This would be nice so the mission of the bug could be determined before heading to the cache. If I am going on a trip and can help on a mission, I would grab a bug before going. But, I would not go to all the caches and look at all the bugs to see if I am headed where they are. Thanks!

Thank you very much everyone for your insightful and informative responses. It makes sense to me, even though it is frustrating. Have a good week everyone!

I am hoping all of the wise people here can help explain this to me. I am using a Garmin GPSMap 76csx. I am a student and was interested in seeing how far I actually walked each day so started my GPS in the morning when I left for school and left it on until I returned home, about 6 hours later. I know that I walk 2.8 miles (round trip) to and from the university. On campus I estimate about .5 miles, for an estimated total of 3.3 miles. Most of the day is spent sitting studying or in class. When I returned home from school the GPS said I had gone 5.4 miles! There is no way that was correct. I left the GPS on while studying at home and noticed that about every 10 minutes the distance increased by a tenth of a mile while sitting on the table. What is going on? Is the rotation of the earth changing my position relative to the satellites and recording that as movement? If so, the accuracy of the distance traveled comes in to question. I may go for a day long hike and the distance says 10 miles. Is it actually 9 or 11 depending on which way I move? I appreciate insight into why this is and helping me understand! Chris http://www.qualityitemsofmontana.com http://blog.qualityitemsofmontana.com