Socal ZukiCachers

Well, I'm glad to hear that I'm not the only one having this problem. I thought I was loosing my mind for something! Hopefully they will get it working again soon. Does any know if the "My Finds" query runs on the save server as the regular Pocket Queries? Thanks, David

Will the unit accept Custom POI's from the Magellan POI editor? If it will, then yes you can use it for Geocaching. I use a Maestro 4000 by importing a GPX file into the POI editor and loading into the unit - works great for getting you close, although I use a Triton 1500 for actually find the cache. David

If you're interested in finding over Easter Eggs in the T400 try going to: www.tritonforum.com Later, David

Please don't remove the KML connectivity to Google Earth - this is a awesome feature and I've used it extensively over the past couple of years... David

I found the one and only virtual cache close to my house. I liked the idea so much that I told the CO that I wanted to do one myself. He told me that they weren't allowed any more, but all the existing virtual caches were grandfathered. The CO's explanation to me was that some cachers whined because there wasn't an actual cache to find or log book to sign. So the powers to be did away with them because of a few squeaky wheels. I agree - they are my wife's favorite type of cache!

theaug, Yes, Swiss Army Knife will do it. If you have a Premium membership, just download the GPX file using the pocket quiries and then load it into Swiss Army knife and make the changes you want to make. I have mine setup so that it will change the "Code" information to the waypoint + (Code). Once you've got everything the way you want it then save it as a GPX file and open it in Magellan's POI editor and load it into your machine.

Has anyone tried loading POIs in the Tomtom ONE 125 for Geocaching. I already has a Magellan Triton 1500 and a Megellan Meridan Gold which work great, however, I was wondering if I could use the Tomtom to get me close and then use the one of the Magellan's once I leave the Jeep!!! Thanks, David