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Hi all ... I have just bought a satmap 10 and the problem I have on it is I cant narrow down the cache location I just cant find any with it ...ive sorted the problem of putting the caches onto the gps but I dont no how to find the caches with it .... thanks in advance for any help

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Satmap is based in the U.K., as such, not many outside of the U.K. or E.U. will have much knowledge of it or the functions.

 

The only thing I find in the manual for the Satmap 10 regarding geocaching is in the glossary:

 

Geocaching

An outdoor treasure hunt activity using a GPS

to locate hidden containers, ('geocaches').

Often called a "game of high-tech hide and

seek", coordinates, along with other details of

the location, are posted online. Download files

onto your computer from geocaching.com and

use SatSYNC to import them to the Active 10.

 

There is no other mention of geocaches or loading them elsewhere within the manual (that I could find).

It does refer to IOI (Item of Interest); LOI (Location of Interest); OOI (Object of Interest) and POI (Point of Interest).

IOI, OOI or POI could conceivably be utilized as a waypoint indicating a geocache placement.

 

If you did not receive a manual along with the device, I suggest downloading it from here: http://cdn.satmap.com.s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/FULL-150-UG-EN-1105_WEB.pdf .

 

SatSYNC is a Satmap download manager program that you may require. Download it here: https://satmap.com/satsync .

 

In all, it appears to be a fine instrument -- I just don't think it was created with geocaching in mind.

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