Mach2003

We all know that there is a log type for posting corrected coordinates on traditional caches, and that a reviewer would get involved (at least if the move were far enough). We know that the position of the cache has a 528 foot radius of no other hides. When a puzzle cache is placed, one must inform GC of the real cache location by submitting a hidden waypoint. I had to move one of these type caches recently, and changed the coord of the hidden waypoint, but wondered if GC should be notified of the change, and how to notify them. Posting corrected coord would not work, as it would change the posted coord, not the cache coords. Any ideas?

I just looked (in detail) at my last one, the only way to see the date is by inspecting the entry for my "found" log.

I interchange the chargers on Legend CX, Razr v3i, GPS10X, have for quite a while, no problems. In car and at home too. USB MUST supply 5vdc, any unit that has mini USB port, MUST be able to use the charger. Edit: "Charger" used, but CX can NOT be "charged" only operated on the adaptor, Razr and GPS 10 "Charge".

I have both Topo Canada amd Metro Canada loaded. Three different places my Legend CX self powers off. None of the three places are on either map boundary, none are effected by speed, and all three repeat every time I cross them. Computer tech in me says "divide by zero" type of crash causes system to shut down.

I have a Legend CX, and carry 5000+ caches with small descriptions (100 chars max), hints, and child waypoints using POI. Data is fed from a macro in GSAK. I also have a Palm that uses bluetooth to connect to a GPS 10x, and it is more accurate than the etrex (SirfIII chip). It uses the same maps as the etrex, and has the same POI. Cachemate has full descriptions (ex photos).

A typical topo map section (using topo Canada) is 228 kb. You can load any number of segments, as memory will allow. Mapsource is a PC based program, that allows selecting and sending map segments to the GPSr.

OK I just don't get it... We carry cache repair items, including enpty containers, pencils, log books.. all the time. Often we replace or add items to a needy cache. Why would it matter if it was adopted? As long as teh cache is good to go, who cares? If, in time, the cache needs maint. again: Fix it. Do you need to "own" the cache to keep it alive?

Why not load the PDA and the GPSr from GSAK?

I do not KNOW how this would be accepted, but try this idea on. Place a "regular" cashe at a fixed location, that never moves. Create a (hopefully unique) small tag that has the coordinates to the final cache, or a clue to it. Allow the finder to move the clue (not the cache), to a new location (within some bounds). This way the clue would not likely interfere with another cache if it was placed too close to it, and you could set the range of travel so that it does not get moved to a "very" far off place. Just a thought of how a reviewer *might* allow it.

Exactly, that is the way it works.

Trid time posting the same info, I wonder if you tried search first? I have had the same problem, and used this link, also posted it here before. http://www8.garmin.com/support/download_details.jsp?id=209

How about making it a multi: Cache stays put, but the clue card moves around?

You should not be looking for a drive letter, when using GSAK: Are you using the send to GPSr option within GSAK? The USB mass storage option under interfaces in setup, will allow access ONLY to the uSD card and not to the units internal memory.

Also, if it turns off at about the same place on the road, there is a glitch in some map sets that cause this to happen. I have two such glitches near me. Unit kills itself anytime I pass through one of these zones.

Nope!

I have had the same problem, and used this link, also posted it here before. http://www8.garmin.com/support/download_details.jsp?id=209

Select the sub-maps in mapsource it will tell you the size. I have 512mb installed in mine, and have all of BC both topo and metro, plus another 16000 custom POI, and still have room left.

When navigating off road, while viewing the compass screen, "found" is a "button" to select. It then changes to "find Next". A record is placed on the date for later look up. You can also use "show found caches" under menu, when looking at the geocache waypaoint list.

the TB page allows "Mark as Missing"

I also check off "not found", and "exclude caches placed by me", So I get only the ones I want to lok for.

Adding non Garmin maps is not so easy. Here is a link that offers some info, not exactly what you want, but perhaps close. http://cypherman1.googlepages.com/Creating...hMapSetTool.pdf

You want y-5 R use ampersand(symbol) NBSP, Non Breaking Space (five times) I wonder if: & will show? Ok but with only one ampersand, then.

Latest Mapsource Download http://www8.garmin.com/support/download_details.jsp?id=209

Your Vista will NOT read GPX or LOC files directly! Access to the card is usefull for placing POI files and maps, that are prepared for the Garmin only, or for storing extra info that can NOT be accessed on the Vista. You can download the mapsource update directly from garmin.com. The mis-naming waypoints are somthing I have not experienced. I will try and find you a link to the latest version, and post it.

Loading Routes will not effect maps in any way. You *might* find that your GPSr re-calculates the route as soon as you use it on the unit though. If so, then make sure you place waypoints at any turns, that you *want* to have saved.