Removing waypoint caches off Colorado 400t

[+joranda]

I just got a Colorado 400t and I'm still used to my 60csx. Does any one know how to delete the waypoint caches off of the Colorado? Maybe it has been covered here but I couldn't find a thread on it.

[+GeekBoy.from.Illinois]

I just got a Colorado 400t and I'm still used to my 60csx. Does any one know how to delete the waypoint caches off of the Colorado? Maybe it has been covered here but I couldn't find a thread on it.

 

To remove waypoints, go to the waypoint manager and select "Delete Waypoint" or "Delete All Waypoints". To delete Geocaches, remove the corresponding GPX file from the /Garmin/GPX folder.

[+myotis]

Or replace it with a newer version.

 

Actually, GSAK is the best way to load your caches since it will accumulate logs and will load corrected coordiantes and user notes.

[+joranda]

I have been working with it. I use GSAK and it looks like it over rights the old caches when I down load the new caches. It's still a work in progress.

[+rustedstud]

So the found geocaches have to be reomoved with a computor and not with the unit itself. Haven't figured out how to view my notes either. Thanks

[+myotis]

Yes you are right, GSAK will overwrite the gpx file on the Garmin. Then it will reload the file when you start up again.

 

The way to view user notes is when you are exporting to the GPS, select "include user notes" in export.

 

Then the user note will be the first log. The first log will say GSAk followed by whatever you have in the user note.

 

Another thing I like to do in GSAk after I get an answer to a puzzle cache is right click on the cache, select edit and then change the ? to a traditional cache. Then you can tell which caches are ready to search for.