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"All the toys" is a bit ambiguous. Could you list what the package includes, and post a pic? Try this: https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?cID=161&pID=350

76CSX that was bought in error (it's a long story.. ) This model has all the toys Location Sudbury Ontario. Make a reasonable offer.

76CSX that was bought in error (it's a long story.. ) This model has all the toys Location Sudbury. Make a reasonable offer.

It looks like the download worked for me as I have ver. 1.31. I had stopped the download twice and the next time I ran the updater, it seemed to resume where it left off without any problem. Sorry I don't know the tile #s, but here are co-ords (approx. centre) for the missing tiles of interest: N45°22.000' W080°15.000' N45°38.000' W080°45.000' N45°52.000' W080°45.000' N46°08.000' W081°45.000' Thanks Dale! Ted. All the missing tiles from Geogian Bay thru Lake Nipissing (about 20), would be greatly appreciated ! Ed

Creighton (near Sudbury) has been one of the ghost towns featured in the CBC series. The site has 2 caches (one near the memorial plaque). CCI3NH1, GCP339 The French River village that had a monsterous turn-of-the-century limber trade has 2 nearby. GCGK5K, GC7E5A The original Wabi settlement (New Liskeard) has NOGST030 nearby.. The idea of ghost town caches accompanied by some sort of local history is pretty appealing. Another thing I find fitting would be to create caches with documentation, if necessary, near the original site of relocated graveyards. Ontario is rife with situations where small community graveyards have lost an expropriation battle to the mighty highway.

Creighton (near Sudbury) has been one of the ghost towns featured in the CBC series. The site has 2 caches (one near the memorial plaque). CCI3NH1, GCP339 The French River village that had a monsterous turn-of-the-century limber trade has 2 nearby. GCGK5K, GC7E5A The original Wabi settlement (New Liskeard) has NOGST030 nearby.. The idea of ghost town caches accompanied by some sort of local history is pretty appealing. Another thing I find fitting would be to create caches with documentation, if necessary, near the original site of relocated graveyards. Ontario is rife with situations where small community graveyards have lost an expropriation battle to the mighty highway.

Hi, I bought a used 76CSX about a month ago. The previous user had registered it. He gave me his login for the garmin web site, but I couldn't alter the unit registration. I then submitted the details of the transaction and the unit serial # to support at garmin (including info re: the vendor), and had the registration altered within 24 hours. They were sharp enough to send a cc: to the vendor in case this was a theft situation. I didn't have any locked maps at the time, so I can't comment on that end.. EHM

Why don't you check your accuracy ? Two solutions: a) If you have a marine environment use a range marker bearing- it's verified by some pretty high-end hardware. Lookup and try the bearing for 2 local benchmarks.