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when I run the My Finds section of the PQ page and load it into GSAK it at the bottom right has a section 'not found caches (dbl click to se filter) - where do these come from?
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thanks
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when I connect my Etrex 22 to my computer and am finished doing what i want to I go to the icon bottom right of screen to eject the GPS - it also shows the SD card as a drive, but I can only eject one as the icon disappears also - is it safe to only eject the GPS in this case?
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Any advice - there are black lines across the bottom of the screen - they cover the scale when on the map page - which is a nuisance?
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Is The Geocache Elevation on the Cache Page?
tomtwogates replied to Inmountains's topic in General geocaching topics
I wrote a Greasemonkey script a few years back which adds the height in metres to a cache listing, next to the coordinates. You can get it from https://openuserjs.o...Geocache_Height - there's also a version which works in feet. The height data comes from Google, and has the usual caveats about taking its accuracy with a pinch of salt. Yup thanks that's the one -
Is The Geocache Elevation on the Cache Page?
tomtwogates replied to Inmountains's topic in General geocaching topics
There was an an greasemonkey add-on that put the elevation on the page after the cache name, but can't find anything about it now -
After last weekend's First Cape Town Mega event. Hermschle and I decided to attend the event and leave the caches to a later, less crowded time. Then he alerted me to the fact that Sunday was Earthcache Day and we did the interesting earthcache along the Liesbeek River in Cape Town South Africa - Lower Liesbeek. An well researched and presented earthcache.
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I still have a version working. Groundspeak went to https:// a couple of months ago so the URL definitions in the original won't work. There are some other changes, too, over the last couple of years. I don't know if the original will even work without modification, and since it had a copyright notice (IIRC) I don't feel free to give out my version. The strange thing it does work on my laptop and that is also running W7 - so now I don't know
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fynbos finders still here!
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+1 - have sent you a mail
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We hiked up Vlakkenberg from Constantia and when we got to the beacon on top it was totally burnt out up there - went to check on my cache and found it tucked into its crevice and untouched by the fire which burned everything around it! so there is hope for those in Silvermine!
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Like Battlerat I also choose rocky areas, Unfortunately both Silvermine Reserves are closed until further notice so will have to wait to see if my two in West have survives. Also have one high above the Tokai area and this is also closed! I had one survive one of the Hermanus fires a while ago with only the box being singed - so am hopeful.
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Have also just switched the compass off on my Vista - solves the problem
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If it is the basic yellow Etrex it has a serial connection to the PC and does not draw power from it
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back up and working now
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now still out - a bit more than up within hours?
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Seems it has been reported on the general caching topic also, but it has been off for all of the afternoon!
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Is it just me or has geocheck.org stopped working - under Firefox it does not connect and times out, but it does not even show as a link of the same cache under IE?
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Adding Open street maps to a Garmin Etrex Legend
tomtwogates replied to Big Yac's topic in How do I...?
I think that this has a USB connection - believe my yellow Etrex is the only one with a serial connection. I have loaded OSM to a Vista (similar to the Legend) via mapsource