TeamMoehrke

This will be great! I started down this road when I logged the NGS Benchmark Recovery cache back in February. Will there be a log list similar to one our regular cache finds show up on? And will there be a way to mark the ones we've found on the search results list? The PID's are unique enough to keeps things separate, but not easy to remember to know which we've already bagged.

First thing I'd suggest is making sure you give VPC enough memory. I run on a Quicksilver 866 to a Legend (but with OS9.2.2) and found some help by doing that. I added 10,000 k to mine. Also, choke back the baud rate, mine seems to be more reliable at 9600. It takes 30 minutes to fill my Legend, but it works. Faster would be better, but I'll go with what works everytime.

First thing I'd suggest is making sure you give VPC enough memory. I run on a Quicksilver 866 to a Legend (but with OS9.2.2) and found some help by doing that. I added 10,000 k to mine. Also, choke back the baud rate, mine seems to be more reliable at 9600. It takes 30 minutes to fill my Legend, but it works. Faster would be better, but I'll go with what works everytime.

I've got Roads and Recreation, it's arranged roughly by county and looking at the Portland metro area I can load 5 counties worth of maps (Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas, Marion and Yamhill) in 1.5 MB. I can get all 11 counties that touch Puget Sound in 3.2 MB.. I'm in California and can load all the area north of the San Francisco Bay in 7.6 MB. You can compare detail on the maps on the Garmin site by choosing from the menu at http://www.garmin.com/cartography/mapSource/ and then zooming in. Garmin MapSource

I've got Roads and Recreation, it's arranged roughly by county and looking at the Portland metro area I can load 5 counties worth of maps (Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas, Marion and Yamhill) in 1.5 MB. I can get all 11 counties that touch Puget Sound in 3.2 MB.. I'm in California and can load all the area north of the San Francisco Bay in 7.6 MB. You can compare detail on the maps on the Garmin site by choosing from the menu at http://www.garmin.com/cartography/mapSource/ and then zooming in. Garmin MapSource