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thanks for all you have done.all the best for the future

me too.i suggest a lot more do it.see how they like that.hit them were it hurts,we can still continue without there service or lack of it as mentioned above

im with you mandy.why is it such a big secret.thats what i want to know.as paying members we are entitled to know.

will definatly be there havnt missed one yet wondered when i would here something about this.

hi and welcome

never could see the excitment of a ftf.dosnt bother me if im first second or hundreth.i was at one event and i thought this guy was going to have an heart attack beacause he thought i had beaten him to a ftf he practically snatched it off me.the funny thing was it had already been found.

ditto

welcome .glad you enjoyed your first day.its good fun isnt it.heres hoping you have a lot more of them.

welcome aboard

im all for it i will be supporting it.hope its sucsesful

sorry to hear about your misfourtune.dont let the b,s get you down.some people make you wonder

well done andy and kim

From the waypoint co-ords you give as an example you want to enter a waypoint as OS grid co-ords. If that's right first of all you need to make sure you have got your position format set correctly. Press the page button until the main menu is displayed. Highlight Setup and press enter. In the new menu displayed highlight Units and press enter. At the top of the screen displayed now is Position Format and it should be highlighted so press enter and then scroll down to highlight British Grid and press enter. Now press the Quit button a couple of times to return to the main menu. If you now press the Mark button the co-ords shown are displayed in OS Grid format (Grid code +10 digit reference) which if you highlight the co-ords and press enter you will be able to edit the figures to your chosen waypoint. May I just add that this isn't the usual position format that is used for geocaching. That would be hddd mm.mmm format which, as has already been mentioned, would enable you to enter co-ords 'en masse' via PQ's and the likes of GSAK. thanks thatwas really clear and easy to understand i want to use it for hiking

The easiest (manual) way is to push the mark waypoint button on the left. When the next screen comes up change the icon and numbers to reflect the ones you want. To input a bunch, I would use GSAK to load a pocket query from gc.com and send them to the Garmin. tried that does not work or i cant get it to.is there a simpler way

can any one tell me how i put map waypoints into my gps ie852 937 how would i put that into my gps. please explain in simple terms so that i can understand thanks for any help

went on the friday had a good day.cant believe the number of gps being sold and the number of people round the stall (garmin). wish i had more money to spend. will be there next year

im going dont think the prices are too bad

that explains how i feel.glad its not just me

i agree and have thought this for a while.i think more care should be taken before placing caches.i agree that caches seem to be placed just for the sake of it.i have done some that seem that the cacher has just been walking along and just thrown it down and thought thats ok for a place for a cache and just left it. i agree about placing more quality caches and enjoying them. i am now more interested in quality cachhes then numbers now.and i certainly enjoy my surroundings more then just rushing up to a cache signing the log and rushing off.

sorry alredy been mentioned

one near me called film set 10 harry potter gc5cb9. i believe its one of the train stations they used and you can see it in the film.

i agree

ive only done 426 in three years i thought that was slow.but its not a race .just go at your own pace.

hope so i need to get into this page

great idea.hope it goes well