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I'd try a small piece of thin foam or tissue paper between the memory card and the batteries. That should help it make contact.

I have a slightly used Magellan SporTrak Map gpsr for sale. Works fine. Cosmetically good. I have just the unit and the serial cable. $50.00 or make offer + shipping

Ignore them

I'm running the 32 bit version and I can connect my 60csx just fine. Windows 7 found all the drivers without input from me.

There is a little metal slider that covers the card and helps keep it in place. Slide it towards the serial # tag and it should hold your card in place. Small lettering on the side of the unit shows you which way is open and which way is closed. Hope this helps

I had a similar experience with the reposition able disc, but the permanent disc is working great. I'm spending the summer in Phoenix (don't ask!) and it hasn't moved at all even in 110+ degrees. Can't wait to get back to the Pacific Northwest.

The 60csx uses the USB connection. Go to gps setup in GSAK and tick the USB option. Good luck

Got mine about 2 weeks ago.

Hmmm My 60csx updated to DST just fine this morning. I installed the update a few days ago and all is well.

Have you checked to see if the serial port and baud rate settings are the same on the PC and your gps?

I didn't have the waypoint name correct in the export gpx/loc file setting. Clyde pointed this out. All is well, and thanks for the assist.

Thanks for the reply Thats exactly what I thought. But they're not there. Both panes are empty. I'll keep trying.

I use GpxSonar on my iPAQ 2215 to log notes in the field when I find a cache. I then try to export the notes into GSAK. GpxSonar creates a txt file which I import into GSAK but I can't find the notes again! Where are they going and how to I get them into the note field of the cache page? I must be missing a setting someplace.