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GS is writing the route gpx files as GPX V1.1. Nearly no software or hardware can handle this format. Works on GPSVisualizer Frohes Jagen Hans

Use this settings. Alter the selected »countries« to your needs: http://www.geocaching.com/pocket/gcquery.aspx?guid=32834647-50b7-41a3-bcb1-9995c423bfbb Frohes Jagen Hans

This is my dream: … and this done by the GSAK macro »Garmin Export«:

Der OP hat das in einem anderen Forum erwähnt. Sonst hätte ich nicht dezidiert darauf verwiesen.

Garmin hat sich Mühe gegeben und extra für Leute wie dich ein Handbuch erstellt. Du hast das sogar bezahlt und es ist auf Deutsch. Also lies es einfach mal: Seite 14 http://www8.garmin.c...zerhandbuch.pdf

Update: Oregon 300 Oregon 550

RT*M on Page 31 upper left. The following steps are self explaining. Edit: Typo

It’s as easy as typing a y: Shift+^ (on a Mac) Frohes Jagen Hans

That’s right. None of the CustomSymbols will work on Oregon 2/3/400 series. Frohes Jagen

Following on. Here are some CustomSymbols which gives you appropiate icons for additional waypoints instead of blue flags. http://dl.dropbox.co...3/Addi_Wpts.zip Frohes Jagen Hans

MapSource itself is able to save as … a GPX file. Another way would be the use of GPSbabel. There is an online GPSbabel version as well: http://www.gpsvisualizer.com/gpsbabel/ Frohes Jagen Hans

Moin Moin, try that site: http://www.historic66.com/california/det-ca1.html They have some interesting downloads (MapSource GDB; MS Autoroute) which will be easily converted to GPX files. Frohes Jagen Hans

They still do. Nüvis just use "favorite" as another wording for waypoint. That said: Favorites and waypoints are the same items with different names. Frohes Jagen Hans

See that posting: http://gsak.net/board/index.php?showtopic=17881&st=0entry126662 HTH Frohes Jagen Hans

Solution: Create an additional member account. Member loc-files do not include the new tags. Hth Hans

No, it doesn't. I got 3.9 Gb Maps on SD-card and have a start up time of appr. 12-14 seconds. CAUTION: Avoid having GPX files on the SD-card. If you have them there, the Unit ALWAYS has to parse the gpx files which leads to those long start up times. Gpx files (especially large cache gpx files) should always be copied onto the unit. HTH Hans

Moin NYPaddleCacher, you might have a look inside GSAK’s split screen views (they use OSM maps as well). Or just compare maps online there: http://tools.geofabrik.de/mc/?mt0=googlemap&mt1=mapnik&lon=-76.37373&lat=42.58342&zoom=14 HTH Hans

The Manual: http://www8.garmin.com/manuals/GPSMAP60CSx_OwnersManual.pdf Page 92 Hth Hans

Have a short look on what it might look like: http://gsak.net/board/index.php?showtopic=...mp;#entry106250 Frohes Jagen Hans

In »map setup« - general (the left tab) set »lock on road« to OFF. Refer your owner’s manual on page 43 for more info. frohes jagen hans

http://www.geocaching.com/my/uploadfieldnotes.aspx

you have to name the bmp file to the same than the replaced waypoint is named. that said: name your smiley bmp to »Geocache Found.bmp« Happy Hunting Hans

LMGTFY

have a look there: http://www.frikart.no/garmin/index.html frohes jagen hans

ditto happy hunting GSAK that’s what i’m actually doing. but i want to keep my pqs clean from a pretty lot of garbage caches. happy hunting hans