GrayHawk613
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Hi everybody,
I know this has been asked before but I wanted to refresh the topic because new gps devices have come out. So,which gps should I get? Or, should I get the app?
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I became a member last year but never logged in. For some reason decided I wanted to do something different this weekend and actually opened up the app. My only regret, not doing it sooner!!!
I logged in 18 caches this weekend and a ton of giggles and memories. This is truly something that gets me on so many levels. I look at everyday as a possibility to get out, see my world in a whole new way and discover new places.
But my question is this.... which GPS should I look into? I am tech savvy so I know I am going to want something to keep me interested, not seem so entry level and leaving me with buyers remorse within a matter of days/weeks? I know this has been asked so sorry!
Reply:If you have some dough I would get the Garmin Montana 650.
Oregon 650
in GPS technology and devices
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Steps to download the Pocket Query directly to your GPS device:
Log in to Geocaching.com and go to your Pocket Query page
Click on 'Pocket Queries Ready for Download' tab and click on the name to download it to your computer. You will need to remember where you save that file on your computer.
Open that file folder.
Plug your GPS device to your computer.
Open the computer file folder in a new window.
Click and open the GPS device's external drive.
Click and hold on the name of the pocket query file.
Drag it to the GPS device's external drive folder.
This should be the easiest way to download the Pocket Query to your GPS device. If this doesn't work, it may be because it is not compatible for your GPS device. If that is the case, you will have to download and install a software program. Which one you choose depends on which GPS manufacturer (Garmin, Magellan, etc) and operating system (Windows, Mac, Linux) you use.