Upgrade! To anything that'll take a cable! I use an Etrex, an Etrex Vista and a Magellan Meridian. I download my pocket queries to GSAK and use GSAK to upload to all three units.
Ron
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From: Charles Date: 04/09/07 12:10:07 To: gpsstash@yahoogroups.com Subject: [GPSstash] Re: Geo microformat
I have an Explorist 200 that you can't do anything but manually enter coordinates for caches into. It takes me about thirty seconds to a minute to enter them and name them something to keep up with what's what. Is that too time consuming for most people? Are the gps units that you can do the download stuff that much faster? Can you pump a bunch of geocache coords in in a second or two or what's the deal? I'm happy, but would I be a lot happier with download capability? Sell me on it, I'm willing to listen...
Ramapirate
--- In gpsstash@yahoogroups.com, "Neil R. Ormos" wrote: > > Andy Mabbett wrote: > > > Those of you who publish waypoints on websites > > may be interested in the 'Geo' microformat: > > > Intro: 29> > > > Spec, etc: > > > which is for marking-up waypoints in (X)HTML, so > > that they can easily be looked up on maps, > > downloaded into GPS units, or processed in some > > other way. > > > I'm happy to answer any questions, or to help > > webmasters begin using them. > > Great! Yet another unnecessary, overcomplicated, > incompatible format for representing geographic > coordinates. But I guess when your only tool is a > Howitzer, you use it, even when you just need to > drive a nail. >
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