johnnycakes!

Shipped it out yesterday. You should see it in 2-3 days. Thanks.

Paypal is mr68turd@hotmail.com I'll ship it out as soon as I get payment.

Sure, I'll cover shipping. I can take paypal if tht works for you.

Wanna meet in the middle $225?

I have on that is about 2 months old. Still practically brand new. All the paperwork, software, origional box, etc. It even has Metroguide installed. I'm thinking $250 shipped?

Thanks smithdk. After reading the info in the link. It seems that is the problem I am having. If you could send me your modified POI macro that would be awesome. mrjohnnycakes@yahoo.com Thanks.

Here's an update for those of you helping me through this problem. I did a hard reset. I've tried finding a few caches that I know are in the open with no tree cover. If I go to them using the files sent via the send to device feature on geocaching.com it puts me directly on top of the cache, but I don't get any hints, logs, etc. If I use the gpx files loaded as a custom pio via gsak I'm off by roughly 60 ft for the same cache. I assume the problem is with the way I'm sending the files to/from gsak. I really want to use gsak since I can get a lot more info for the cache. Thanks again.

Oh yeah I forgot to mention I'm running the most current firmware 3.90.

First off thanks to everyone for thier help on this problem. Here are some answers for your questions, hopefully they help. I tried 8 caches today with both battery saver and normal modes. Unfortunatley it made no difference. The closest I got was 32', once I was 64' off. While my brothers Magellan had him on top of them each time. Datum is set to WGS 84. The files were loaded from geocaching.com as a zipped pocket query in .gpx format. Although, I have tied .loc and single .gpx files, but it has made no differene. I can't seem to find what datum I am sending them as in either goecaching.com or gsak, but the GPSr is set to WGS 84. One thing I forgot to mention. The compass needle is broken up on the compass screen...the pointer will be in one spot, but the rest of the needle is not lined up with the pointer. I don't know if that has anything to do with it, but thought that may be some sorth of symptom. Thanks again.

My Garmin 60 CX is always off by at least 30 feet every cache I look for. Wether I use .loc files or custom POI .gpx files via Gsak it is still always off. My brothers Magellan 400 puts him dead on everytime. I know when you get close to the cache it is time to put down the GPSr and start looking, but it would be nice to get a little closer to the coordinates. A fellow cacher mentioned that Garmins will do that in battery saving mode, but I can't seem to find that feature in my unit. Any ideas?

I stepped up to a Garmin 60CX, so now my Magellan has to go. Unit is in excellent condition. No scratches on the face, and one tiny scratch on the body. I used it to get hooked on geocaching and found around 50 caches with it . I'm thinking $50 shipped. email me @ mrjohnnycakes at yahoo.com if interested