+drshmuz Posted July 13, 2010 Share Posted July 13, 2010 I was caching in Anchorage yesterday. Flew to California today. When I fire it up, I see yesterday's caches as closest in proximity...have turned it off and on a couple of times, but it's "stuck" and saying it can't find satellites. I heard there were bugs with the 400T. Is this one of them? Can anyone help? I'm in California for a week and had planned to get out there and hunt. So frustrated with this, in fact, that I may go out and buy a new GPSr tomorrow if I can't get help with the Colorado. Quote Link to comment
+FamilyDNA Posted July 13, 2010 Share Posted July 13, 2010 With a location change like that, you need to give your GPS some time to find you. Turn it on and let it get a clear view of the sky for several minutes. Be patient, it should find a signal. Quote Link to comment
+drshmuz Posted July 13, 2010 Author Share Posted July 13, 2010 With a location change like that, you need to give your GPS some time to find you. Turn it on and let it get a clear view of the sky for several minutes. Be patient, it should find a signal. Ok, thank you. I'm a bit out of sorts and should be more patient. Quote Link to comment
+Red90 Posted July 13, 2010 Share Posted July 13, 2010 Read problems on large GPX files do happen on occasion. You should: 1) remove the card 2) start the unit 3) Turn it off. 4) Put the card back in. 5) Start it again and all should be better. Quote Link to comment
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