HaydukeJones

I have an 2002 Jeep Wrangler Sport... It is the go anywhere geocaching machine Good times...

http://www.magellangps.com/en/products/pro...asp?PRODID=1112 The 210 comes with MapSend Manager. http://www.magellangps.com/en/products/pro...asp?PRODID=1224 You will have to buy an "Extra" map package to get street level maps. Photobuff is correct!!!

My 210 does not have secondary or tertiary roads. Just main interstates and state highways. More detailed maps (City streets and Topo) can be purchased online... I think. I think the picture on the box and on the internet "buy" sites are alittle missleading... IMHO Hope this helps...

When using GSAK you will have to manually transfer the files... Part One GSAK -> GPS -> Export to Magellan eXplorist... -> Under "Format required" choose "eXplorist Geocaches" -> Name your .gs file and point it to the desktop -> click Generate and a .gs file will be on the desktop. Part Two Make sure your 210 is connected and turned on... It will connect like a "Removable Drive" -> Browse to the Geocache folder and COPY the .gs file from the desktop into the geocache folder of the GPS. Perhaps this is old news but I had to learn via trial and error. I loaded 300+ caches this way... I noticed a major slowdown in the processing speed. Also... GSAK will sometimes truncate/abbreviate the cache names. I am still trying to figure this one out. I loaded them through the Cache Manager software and it worked flawlessly.

My 210 is "spot on". I ususally get 10-12 sat. connections.