Team Marsh

Whenever you move a GPS over a long distance it will take it a while to adjust, (at first it thinks that it is still where it was the last time you turned it off ! .) When you get to wherever it is you are going , Turn on the GPS and leave it somewhere with a clear view of the sky and WAIT ! (sometimes up to a half hour, but be sure , wherever you are the GPS will work it out , ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD. even in spain. Have a great trip , hope you find some caches, Best Regards Team Marsh.

Hej Lene, Jeg tror at du vil få mange flere svar på dit post hvis du gå ind på www.geocaching.dk / forums Hilsen Team marsh

Lock and Lock ! , Its a type of plastic box, Great as cache Containers

Yes ! big thank you from Denmark ! This aplication was really missed. Team Marsh

I have Ubuntu Linux and use Qlandekarte for my geocaching needs. My only real problem is getting Software updates onto my 60Csx. ( No Webupdater ! ) Any suggestions !!!.

Hej storkraft !. I am also having a little trouble understanding what it is you mean !! Prøv at tage ind på Geocaching .dk hvor du kan få et svar på dit eget sprog. Hilsen Team marsh

The Simple nswer is NO ! . you can enter waypoints "Inside " , but , if your ETrex is constantly trying to gather sat info , you may find it easier t put the Etrex in "Demo Mode " before you start.

One thought occours to me !! If you are in the UK and using ordnance Survey maps , Your coordinates on paper would be in UTM Whilst Cache coordinates are given in Lat/Lon . I am afraid you would wear yourself out swapping back & forth