Carrieb126

You could make a bookmark list of solved puzzles, and then make a pocket query out of your list. If you go to the map online and pick a pocket query to display, it will reflect the changes there. I can't speak for the Android app, but on the iphone app (intro with premium membership), you can select the cache with the original coordinates, and select additional waypoints to display to solved coordinates. Not as convenient as simply looking at a map with all your nearby caches including the corrected coordinates :/ I learned through trial and error that if you are loading PQs (at least on my garmin 600t) that if you load one query with the orignal/unsolved coordinates - say a generic Around Home PQ - and then later load a PQ with the solved puzzles, it can cause a conflict in the device when displaying caches on the map or list. Solution is just to not load unsolved puzzle caches.

I think this solved it - I had two pocket queries with conflicting information. I just downloaded revised queries, and the map is working properly, and it looks like the list of caches is working properly, but I'll need to go field test it. having queries with different info for the same cache confuses the device.

I have 3 separate PQs loaded on. One of them has the same caches as what is in my solved puzzles PQ, but it was run before I solved the Puzzles. Could that be causing a problem? 2 PQs with the same caches, but different information for some of the caches? I'll fix my PQs and see if that seems to fix my problem, and if not, I'll hopefully be able to report back with more info or screen shots.

I'm using a Garmin Oregon 600t. I went out today for the first time with solved puzzle caches, using the corrected coordinates feature on the cache page, and uploaded the caches using a bookmark-turned pocket query file. So far, so good. Once the caches were uploaded to the garmin, I encountered 2 problems - 1) using the geocache list on the garmin, it displayed the proximity of the original/unsolved cache, not the proximity of the corrected coordinates. If I selected a solved cache, it would then properly display the distance to the corrected cache coordinates. This was especially frustrating since I knew a cache container was in fact close to me, but I had to scroll and find it by name. It made it hard to know which cache would be next closest. 2) using the map feature, it would display the question mark icon at the proper coordinates, but hovering over the icon or using the pin would not display the name of the cache, and I couldn't select the cache from the map. Also, when I zoomed in, suddenly the icon would disappear. I kept having to go back and forth between the map and the list, trying to figure out the name of the closest cache. Is there some setting I'm missing? Carrie