Podcasts about garmin etrex

En el capítulo de hoy os hablo de: - Destarifos y disparates con las alarmas por inundación los pasados 4 y 5 de mayo aquí en el litoral norte de Alicante. - Primeros usos y primeras impresiones del GPS de mano Garmin eTrex 32x - https://www.garmin.com/es-ES/p/669215 Tras ver muchos vídeos, leer en foros, etc, me he decidido a comprar un GPS de mano de la prestigiosa marca de dispositivos de navegación Garmin, en concreto el Garmin eTrex 32x que tenéis ahora mismo con una oferta muy buena en la web de Garmin https://www.garmin.com/es-ES/p/669215 En la web podéis consultar también las características técnicas y la infinidad de funcionalidades que implementa. Debo citar obligatoriamente el Canal de Youtube Un poco de hobby, que tiene una lista de vídeos dedicada al Garmin eTrex 32x que es una auténtica maravilla. He aprendido muchísimo con este canal que podéis encontrar en https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkV6cjHEbmh3yWNECTlfvDme7YL5hvtIk Estoy muy contento con la compra de este dispositivo y le voy a sacar mucho jugo. Destaca por su tamaño compacto, su autonomía ininterrumpida de navegación de 25 h con dos pilas AA, su pantalla transflectiva, ranura microSD y por la precisión de su señal usando los satélites GPS y Glonass. Quiero hacer una mención especial al Paco Arévalo, que en el anterior audio, dedico su tiempo dejándome un comentario muy bueno en iVoox contando su experiencia con Wikiloc, diferentes dispositivos GPS y demás experiencias. ¡Gracias Paco! Como siempre, espero que os guste el audio y pido disculpas por la calidad del audio, que no es la mejor. Tengo que grabar con una funda de pelo para evitar que se cuele la brisa y demás ruidos molestos. ¡Un abrazo!

Walking in the dark, an update on the stock situation and the big updates for the Garmin GPSMAP 66 and Montana 700 series of GPS Units. In this month's podcast As it's now turning dark shortly after 4.00, we talk to Andy with regard to walking in the dark, what are some things that may help you.Stock – With many units out of stock until late January/ early Feb we go through your options and the reason whyWe look at the big software updates that have just come out for Garmin GPSMAP 66 and 86 series + Montana 700 seriesAndy's top tips So, without a further a do let's get on with this month's GPS Training Podcast 1. The first thing on this month's Podcast is a look at walking in the dark, what things do you need to take into consideration when navigating with an Outdoor GPS UnitAndy, with your training ahead of the Spine Challenge Race next year you have been getting out a fair bit in the dark.Andy, how's your training going? You can sponsor Andy via his Just Giving Page. You may not be planning to walk into the dark, but at this time of year it is very easy to end up in the dark and therefore you do need to think and plan ahead. Backlit buttons10% screen brightness – button GPS unitTie into chat on GPSMAP 66 seriesHeadtorches - what are you using and why Brightness of headtorch Nebo and SilvaWalking with Poles? Planning/ downloading your route beforehand, especially when walking in the dark 5. Anything else we have not covered? If you want to find out more about headtorches just visit our website – gpstraining.co.uk > GPS Store >Headtorches and torches 2. Stock – With many units out of stock until late January/ early Feb we go through your options and the reason why Lack of chipsSupply chain is not as it should beOut of stock – Garmin eTrex 22x, 32x, 35t and Oregon 700 and Garmin GPSMSAP 65, 65s and Garmin GPSMAP 66srPromised GPSMAP 66i back in stock 10th December, fingers crossedSo, if you are wanting a unit as a present, please do buy why we still have a number of units in stock.I honestly don't know what January will bring, but fingers crossed.SatMapTo find out more about GPS Units please go to our website – gpstraining.co.uk > GPS Store > Handheld GPS Units 3. The next thing on this month's GPS training podcast is the recent software updates for the Garmin GPSMAP 66 and 86 series and Montana 700 series - Andy, what are the main ‘fixes' or new features that have been rolled out with this software update? Fit & GPX files match Fixed selecting current activity sometimes shutting downOn Course off course on tracks and new courses feature Can now use Garmin connect to send courses to watch - How do we update our Garmin GPS units? Basecamp Windows Devices menu, Mac Basecamp but search for and download Garmin Webupdater or Garmin Express To watch video tutorials on how to update your unit please do sign up for the GPS Training online resource, this is packed full of video top tips. Go to our website – gpstraining.co.uk and click on the – Online resource – on the top menu bar 4. The next thing on this month's GPS Training Podcast is Andy's top tips – and we have lots of them – Garmin – If unit with built-in battery locked up frozen screen what to do – Hold power button in 20 – 30 seconds or until re-boot SatMap -Stopping for long break inside say a pub for lunch rather than turn unit off – power button once – hibernate 1hr  or 2 hr – One tap power button back on(Main Menu – Settings – Hibernate Settings Option to change from defaults) To find more top tips please do sign up for the GPS Training online resource, this is packed full of video top tips. Go to our website – gpstarining.co.uk and click on the – Online resource – on the top menu bar And Finally Jon leads Many thanks for listening to this month's Podcast.If there are any subjects you would like to cover in future Podcast's, please do get in touch – ASK US SOMETHING!

Walking in the dark, an update on the stock situation and the big updates for the Garmin GPSMAP 66 and Montana 700 series of GPS Units. In this month's podcast As it's now turning dark shortly after 4.00, we talk to Andy with regard to walking in the dark, what are some things that may help you.Stock – With many units out of stock until late January/ early Feb we go through your options and the reason whyWe look at the big software updates that have just come out for Garmin GPSMAP 66 and 86 series + Montana 700 seriesAndy's top tips So, without a further a do let's get on with this month's GPS Training Podcast 1. The first thing on this month's Podcast is a look at walking in the dark, what things do you need to take into consideration when navigating with an Outdoor GPS UnitAndy, with your training ahead of the Spine Challenge Race next year you have been getting out a fair bit in the dark.Andy, how's your training going? You can sponsor Andy via his Just Giving Page. You may not be planning to walk into the dark, but at this time of year it is very easy to end up in the dark and therefore you do need to think and plan ahead. Backlit buttons10% screen brightness – button GPS unitTie into chat on GPSMAP 66 seriesHeadtorches - what are you using and why Brightness of headtorch Nebo and SilvaWalking with Poles? Planning/ downloading your route beforehand, especially when walking in the dark 5. Anything else we have not covered? If you want to find out more about headtorches just visit our website – gpstraining.co.uk > GPS Store >Headtorches and torches 2. Stock – With many units out of stock until late January/ early Feb we go through your options and the reason why Lack of chipsSupply chain is not as it should beOut of stock – Garmin eTrex 22x, 32x, 35t and Oregon 700 and Garmin GPSMSAP 65, 65s and Garmin GPSMAP 66srPromised GPSMAP 66i back in stock 10th December, fingers crossedSo, if you are wanting a unit as a present, please do buy why we still have a number of units in stock.I honestly don't know what January will bring, but fingers crossed.SatMapTo find out more about GPS Units please go to our website – gpstraining.co.uk > GPS Store > Handheld GPS Units 3. The next thing on this month's GPS training podcast is the recent software updates for the Garmin GPSMAP 66 and 86 series and Montana 700 series - Andy, what are the main ‘fixes' or new features that have been rolled out with this software update? Fit & GPX files match Fixed selecting current activity sometimes shutting downOn Course off course on tracks and new courses feature Can now use Garmin connect to send courses to watch - How do we update our Garmin GPS units? Basecamp Windows Devices menu, Mac Basecamp but search for and download Garmin Webupdater or Garmin Express To watch video tutorials on how to update your unit please do sign up for the GPS Training online resource, this is packed full of video top tips. Go to our website – gpstraining.co.uk and click on the – Online resource – on the top menu bar 4. The next thing on this month's GPS Training Podcast is Andy's top tips – and we have lots of them – Garmin – If unit with built-in battery locked up frozen screen what to do – Hold power button in 20 – 30 seconds or until re-boot SatMap -Stopping for long break inside say a pub for lunch rather than turn unit off – power button once – hibernate 1hr  or 2 hr – One tap power button back on(Main Menu – Settings – Hibernate Settings Option to change from defaults) To find more top tips please do sign up for the GPS Training online resource, this is packed full of video top tips. Go to our website – gpstarining.co.uk and click on the – Online resource – on the top menu bar And Finally Jon leads Many thanks for listening to this month's Podcast.If there are any subjects you would like to cover in future Podcast's, please do get in touch – ASK US SOMETHING!

Free route planning software, basic terminology, mapping options and ask Ian In this month's podcast We look at the FREE NEW GPS training route planning softwareBasic terminology – what does it all mean?Mapping options for an Outdoor GPS unitAsk Ian – Ian answers the questions you have been asking over the past monthStock availability So, without a further ado lets get on with this months GPS Training Podcast The first thing on this month's Podcast is a quick look over the new FREE GPS Training route planning software Where do you find this? gpstraining.co.uk and click on OS planner (top menu bar) or scroll down to the bottom of homepage and you will see a banner taking you to it. Why have we done this? Trying to give a free alternative to those not wanting to use Garmin BaseCamp or Xpedition 2 as we are finding it hard to support OS route planner, Memory map, Qua, Anquet etc etc Also – to get traffic onto the website – link building – so if anybody can help with this it would be appreciated. Very basic, easy to use route planning softwarePlan on 1:25k maps even if you just have 1:50k maps on your GPSAnd to prove this I recently did a walk and talk with a Garmin eTrex 10, first planning my route on our OS planner firstIt is free and will continue to beAndy has created training videos, these you will find underneath the route planning software Please enjoy, share with your friends, walking groups and anybody who may be interested in it, its FREE! And if you can link to it from your walking group, walking festival, local website it would be very much appreciated. To access the free OS route planning software please go to gpstraining.co.uk and click on OS planner on the top menu bar and a very big thank you for all the kind comments you have sent us about it over the past few weeks, since it has been launched. The next thing on this month's GPS training podcast is to discuss the basic terminology we/ you use when navigating with an outdoor GPS unit What is a - WaypointRouteTrackCourse To find out more about our GPS training courses please go to our website – gpstraining.co.uk and click on GPS Training Courses on the top menu bar The next thing on this month's GPS training podcast is a look at the varies map options you get on both Garmin and SatMap GPS units So Ian, lets start off with the SatMap options – UK options- Solo Unit- Adventure maps 25k – Open Street mapping – really 1:25k?- 1:50k option – Land ranger map equivalent – pink cover- Platinum Edition – 1:10k, 1:25k, 1:50k and 1:250k – Explorer map (1:25k) Orange cover in the paper form Moving onto the Garmin options – again UK options- Topo Active maps – Walk and talk we discuss using the Garmin eTrex 10 (a GPS with no maps) - Birdseye Download – Voucher – 25,000 sq km – Don't get confused with Birdseye satellite download25k maps also show Field Boundaries, open Access areas and permissive paths, which you don't get on the 1:50k maps- Discoverer mapping and TOPO PRO (map cards) – what are the differences – Routable data and updated map set- TOPO PRO – 1:50k and 1:25k (1:25k, 1:50k and 1:250k) – How do you select each of these map sets? If you want to see what each of the map sets look like, please go to our website – gpstraining.co.uk and click on the magnifying glass (top right) – and type in map options – underneath the products you will see an article - Garmin mapping options for outdoor GPS The next thing on this month's podcast is – Ask Ian. From Nathan - After meeting your colleagues at the Geocaching Mega in Lincolnshire last week. I've been reassured that sending in questions of the one I'm about to ask should attract a response - it'd be interesting to see how many others are facing the same issue, or whether it's another one of those early bugs I've caught. The issue pertains to some Geocaches not showing on my Garmin Montana 700. It seems random in which caches are affected,

Free route planning software, basic terminology, mapping options and ask Ian In this month's podcast We look at the FREE NEW GPS training route planning softwareBasic terminology – what does it all mean?Mapping options for an Outdoor GPS unitAsk Ian – Ian answers the questions you have been asking over the past monthStock availability So, without a further ado lets get on with this months GPS Training Podcast The first thing on this month's Podcast is a quick look over the new FREE GPS Training route planning software Where do you find this? gpstraining.co.uk and click on OS planner (top menu bar) or scroll down to the bottom of homepage and you will see a banner taking you to it. Why have we done this? Trying to give a free alternative to those not wanting to use Garmin BaseCamp or Xpedition 2 as we are finding it hard to support OS route planner, Memory map, Qua, Anquet etc etc Also – to get traffic onto the website – link building – so if anybody can help with this it would be appreciated. Very basic, easy to use route planning softwarePlan on 1:25k maps even if you just have 1:50k maps on your GPSAnd to prove this I recently did a walk and talk with a Garmin eTrex 10, first planning my route on our OS planner firstIt is free and will continue to beAndy has created training videos, these you will find underneath the route planning software Please enjoy, share with your friends, walking groups and anybody who may be interested in it, its FREE! And if you can link to it from your walking group, walking festival, local website it would be very much appreciated. To access the free OS route planning software please go to gpstraining.co.uk and click on OS planner on the top menu bar and a very big thank you for all the kind comments you have sent us about it over the past few weeks, since it has been launched. The next thing on this month's GPS training podcast is to discuss the basic terminology we/ you use when navigating with an outdoor GPS unit What is a - WaypointRouteTrackCourse To find out more about our GPS training courses please go to our website – gpstraining.co.uk and click on GPS Training Courses on the top menu bar The next thing on this month's GPS training podcast is a look at the varies map options you get on both Garmin and SatMap GPS units So Ian, lets start off with the SatMap options – UK options- Solo Unit- Adventure maps 25k – Open Street mapping – really 1:25k?- 1:50k option – Land ranger map equivalent – pink cover- Platinum Edition – 1:10k, 1:25k, 1:50k and 1:250k – Explorer map (1:25k) Orange cover in the paper form Moving onto the Garmin options – again UK options- Topo Active maps – Walk and talk we discuss using the Garmin eTrex 10 (a GPS with no maps) - Birdseye Download – Voucher – 25,000 sq km – Don't get confused with Birdseye satellite download25k maps also show Field Boundaries, open Access areas and permissive paths, which you don't get on the 1:50k maps- Discoverer mapping and TOPO PRO (map cards) – what are the differences – Routable data and updated map set- TOPO PRO – 1:50k and 1:25k (1:25k, 1:50k and 1:250k) – How do you select each of these map sets? If you want to see what each of the map sets look like, please go to our website – gpstraining.co.uk and click on the magnifying glass (top right) – and type in map options – underneath the products you will see an article - Garmin mapping options for outdoor GPS The next thing on this month's podcast is – Ask Ian. From Nathan - After meeting your colleagues at the Geocaching Mega in Lincolnshire last week. I've been reassured that sending in questions of the one I'm about to ask should attract a response - it'd be interesting to see how many others are facing the same issue, or whether it's another one of those early bugs I've caught. The issue pertains to some Geocaches not showing on my Garmin Montana 700. It seems random in which caches are affected,

The best budget GPS Unit, why has the Garmin GPSMAP 66sr grown so much and let us have your questions for ask Ian. In this month's podcast We are going to discuss the real shift from Garmin into the Garmin GPSMAP range – why is this?Ask Ian – a mid-month Podcast SpecialThe best budget GPS unitAnd then we have Ian's FAQ's, the frequently asked questions Ian gets asked whilst supporting our customers. The first thing on this month's Podcast is a look at the real change in shift regarding GPS units, with the GPSMAP range really coming to the foreHistory – Garmin GPSMAP 60, 62s, 64s, 66s Now we have – GPSMAP 65s, 66s and 66sr In the past we had just 1 x GPSMAP GPS unit, but now we have x 3Shift away from Touch Screen Units? But massive growth in sales on the Montana 700 range To find out more about our thoughts on the best budget, top end and large screen GPS units please just go to – gpstraining.co.uk > Reviews and top article - Best Handheld Outdoor GPS unit2. The next thing on this month's GPS training podcast is our proposed mid-month Podcast this month – Ask Ian In two weeks', time we are going to have a special mid-month Podcast – Ask Ian. So, if you have any tech questions or queries, we can put Ian through his paces. Normally you only get access to our technical support if you have bought a GPS from us, been on a course or you have one of our paid support package so here is your chance to get your questions answered for free Please just email your questions to office@gpstraining.co.uk and make sure your message title is – Podcast – tech question – otherwise you will just confuse us and I will email you back saying you don't have support from us!3. The next thing on this month's GPS Training Podcast is a look at the best ‘budget' GPS unit. With the end of the Garmin eTrex touch 25t, GPSMAP 64sx over the past month I thought it would be good to look at this again, AND, I have also just updated the review video looking at the units we are going to discuss, I will tell you where you can find that later. In this category – Garmin eTrex 22x, 32x and Touch 35t Garmin GPSMAP 65 and GPSMAP 65s How they rank - budget handheld GPS Unit Best budget buttoned GPS unit - Garmin eTrex 32xwith TOPO ACTIVE mapping only (£219.99), with Birdseye plus voucher (£269.99), with 1:50k maps (£329.99), with 1:25k maps (£519.99)Best budget touch screen GPS unit - Garmin eTrex 35twith TOPO ACTIVE mapping only (£249.99), with Birdseye plus voucher (£299.99), with 1:50k maps (£349.99), with 1:25k maps (£549.99)Best budget buttoned GPS unit (worth extra if you can afford it) - Garmin GPSMAP 65swith TOPO ACTIVE mapping only (£325.00), with Birdseye plus voucher (£374.99), with 1:50k maps (£399.99), with 1:25k maps (£599.99) To watch the video where we look at the best ‘budget' GPS unit please just go to – gpstraining.co.uk – click on – product reviews – and you will see the top article - Best Handheld Outdoor GPS unit - Spring 2021 4. Ian's FAQ's, the frequently asked questions Ian gets asked whilst supporting our customers. GarminWhy is it that when I've downloaded a long distance walk I can see it on my Basecamp but not on my GPS? On road – 50 pointsOff road – 250 pointsOn and off road – 50 points How you download and breakdown a long distance walk are covered in the On line Resource under the ‘GPX Library' Satmap Can I transfer a route to my Active 20 without using my PC? Yes you can. You need a Premium Xpedition2 account and to set up the Active 20. Main menu>Settings> WiFi settings>Default WiFi state - ‘On', Xpedition2 connectivity - ‘Live Site'Enter User Name>User name - ‘Name of the Active 20', Xpedition user name and password - these are what you use to log in to your Xpedition2 account Watches How do I transfer a gpx file to my watch? Transferring a gpx file can be done by: importing the gpx file from the Internet to your PC hard disk and then in to...

The best budget GPS Unit, why has the Garmin GPSMAP 66sr grown so much and let us have your questions for ask Ian. In this month’s podcast We are going to discuss the real shift from Garmin into the Garmin GPSMAP range – why is this?Ask Ian – a mid-month Podcast SpecialThe best budget GPS unitAnd then we have Ian’s FAQ’s, the frequently asked questions Ian gets asked whilst supporting our customers. The first thing on this month’s Podcast is a look at the real change in shift regarding GPS units, with the GPSMAP range really coming to the foreHistory – Garmin GPSMAP 60, 62s, 64s, 66s Now we have – GPSMAP 65s, 66s and 66sr In the past we had just 1 x GPSMAP GPS unit, but now we have x 3Shift away from Touch Screen Units? But massive growth in sales on the Montana 700 range To find out more about our thoughts on the best budget, top end and large screen GPS units please just go to – gpstraining.co.uk > Reviews and top article - Best Handheld Outdoor GPS unit2. The next thing on this month’s GPS training podcast is our proposed mid-month Podcast this month – Ask Ian In two weeks’, time we are going to have a special mid-month Podcast – Ask Ian. So, if you have any tech questions or queries, we can put Ian through his paces. Normally you only get access to our technical support if you have bought a GPS from us, been on a course or you have one of our paid support package so here is your chance to get your questions answered for free Please just email your questions to office@gpstraining.co.uk and make sure your message title is – Podcast – tech question – otherwise you will just confuse us and I will email you back saying you don’t have support from us!3. The next thing on this month’s GPS Training Podcast is a look at the best ‘budget’ GPS unit. With the end of the Garmin eTrex touch 25t, GPSMAP 64sx over the past month I thought it would be good to look at this again, AND, I have also just updated the review video looking at the units we are going to discuss, I will tell you where you can find that later. In this category – Garmin eTrex 22x, 32x and Touch 35t Garmin GPSMAP 65 and GPSMAP 65s How they rank - budget handheld GPS Unit Best budget buttoned GPS unit - Garmin eTrex 32xwith TOPO ACTIVE mapping only (£219.99), with Birdseye plus voucher (£269.99), with 1:50k maps (£329.99), with 1:25k maps (£519.99)Best budget touch screen GPS unit - Garmin eTrex 35twith TOPO ACTIVE mapping only (£249.99), with Birdseye plus voucher (£299.99), with 1:50k maps (£349.99), with 1:25k maps (£549.99)Best budget buttoned GPS unit (worth extra if you can afford it) - Garmin GPSMAP 65swith TOPO ACTIVE mapping only (£325.00), with Birdseye plus voucher (£374.99), with 1:50k maps (£399.99), with 1:25k maps (£599.99) To watch the video where we look at the best ‘budget’ GPS unit please just go to – gpstraining.co.uk – click on – product reviews – and you will see the top article - Best Handheld Outdoor GPS unit - Spring 2021 4. Ian’s FAQ’s, the frequently asked questions Ian gets asked whilst supporting our customers. GarminWhy is it that when I’ve downloaded a long distance walk I can see it on my Basecamp but not on my GPS? On road – 50 pointsOff road – 250 pointsOn and off road – 50 points How you download and breakdown a long distance walk are covered in the On line Resource under the ‘GPX Library’ Satmap Can I transfer a route to my Active 20 without using my PC? Yes you can. You need a Premium Xpedition2 account and to set up the Active 20. Main menu>Settings> WiFi settings>Default WiFi state - ‘On’, Xpedition2 connectivity - ‘Live Site’Enter User Name>User name - ‘Name of the Active 20’, Xpedition user name and password - these are what you use to log in to your Xpedition2 account Watches How do I transfer a gpx file to my watch? Transferring a gpx file can be done by: importing the gpx file from the Internet to your PC hard disk and then in to...

Welcome to this month's GPS Training podcast, it's our 17th episode. Today we have Andy and myself, Jon As always, we are streaming it live on Facebook. So if you want to see what we all look like take a look at our Facebook page Just search for GPS Training on Facebook and don't forget to ‘like' our page. So, without further ado let's get on with today's podcast …… It's our 17th podcast. In today's podcast we are going to look at the following – • Best budget GPS for Christmas • Geoffrey the Bot, all will become clear, I hope • 2018 Ordnance Survey mapping - Routable TOPO PRO • Online resource update – restructuring • Andy's Top Tips, both Garmin and SatMap • Download .gpx files - what's that about • And Finally, what piece of kit is on each of our Christmas lists 1. Best budget GPS for Christmas 2018 So, Andy, as we approach Christmas 2018 what is the best ‘budget' GPS unit. First of all I think we need to clarify, what's are we going to classify as a ‘budget GPS unit' – let's say - £350.00 or less - Garmin eTrex 20x with 3,000 sq km of mapping - more - Garmin eTrex 30x with 3,000 sq km mapping - more - Garmin eTrex Touch 25 with 3,000 sq km of mapping - more - Garmin eTrex Touch 35 with 3,000 sq km of mapping - more - eTrex Touch 25t with Discoverer 1:50k maps - more - eTrex Touch 25t with TOPO PRO 1:50k maps - more 2 – Geoffrey our GPS Training Bot This week we have launched ‘Geoffrey the GPS Training Bot'. We are currently showcasing him to the public as we are training him but in the next few weeks, he will find his final home inside the GPS Training online resource. Geoffrey the bot constantly analyses and catalogues any answers we email to customers and with a little bit of AI, its more learning and indexing rather than artificial Intelligence, but AI is the current buzz word, he will hopefully start to answer your GPS tech questions. We have all been very entertained in the last few days so please do give him a go and over time his knowledge will hopefully broaden as we add more data for him to draw from. To put Geoffrey the GPS Training Bot through his paces please click here and you will see Godfrey down the bottom left of our support portal. I hope you find him as entertaining as we have! 3 - 2018 Ordnance Survey mapping - Routable TOPO PRO, this is just for Garmin users. So Andy the TOPO Pro rears it's head again and 2018 map cards, can we clarify this for the final time? We are getting so many customers on the phone who, rightly, are totally confused by the different Ordnance Survey map options - Garmin Discoverer – 1:50k and 1:25k Garmin TOPO PRO – 1:50k and 1:25k Garmin Birdseye map download – 1:25k To find out more about any of these different map options please click here. SatMap Andy is a little more straightforward? Routable off-road data on a SatMap, how does that work and is it on all map types? And with SatMap we have three different Map options with GPS units – - 1:50k - 1:25k - Platinum To find out more about the mapping options please click here. 4 – Online resource update – restructuring - Firstly, Andy what is the GPS Training online resource? You can get to it by visiting our website – gpstraining.co.uk – and clicking on – online resource - And what have you been up to with the online resource over the past week? To access the online resource just go tour website – gpstraining.co.uk – and clicking on – online resource – on the top menu bar. The online resource is £50.00/ year or free for one year if you buy a GPS unit from GPS Training, please do support us here at GPS Training, I know many of you do but it does help to keep the Podcast on the air. 5. Andy's Top Tips, both Garmin and SatMap Garmin – Colder time of year, Eneloop Pro , Lithium AA perform better, keep batteries inside pocket warmer batteries better, use battery save from setup display,

Welcome to this month’s GPS Training podcast, it’s our 17th episode. Today we have Andy and myself, Jon As always, we are streaming it live on Facebook. So if you want to see what we all look like take a look at our Facebook page Just search for GPS Training on Facebook and don’t forget to ‘like’ our page. So, without further ado let’s get on with today’s podcast …… It's our 17th podcast. In today’s podcast we are going to look at the following – • Best budget GPS for Christmas • Geoffrey the Bot, all will become clear, I hope • 2018 Ordnance Survey mapping - Routable TOPO PRO • Online resource update – restructuring • Andy’s Top Tips, both Garmin and SatMap • Download .gpx files - what’s that about • And Finally, what piece of kit is on each of our Christmas lists 1. Best budget GPS for Christmas 2018 So, Andy, as we approach Christmas 2018 what is the best ‘budget’ GPS unit. First of all I think we need to clarify, what’s are we going to classify as a ‘budget GPS unit’ – let’s say - £350.00 or less - Garmin eTrex 20x with 3,000 sq km of mapping - more - Garmin eTrex 30x with 3,000 sq km mapping - more - Garmin eTrex Touch 25 with 3,000 sq km of mapping - more - Garmin eTrex Touch 35 with 3,000 sq km of mapping - more - eTrex Touch 25t with Discoverer 1:50k maps - more - eTrex Touch 25t with TOPO PRO 1:50k maps - more 2 – Geoffrey our GPS Training Bot This week we have launched ‘Geoffrey the GPS Training Bot’. We are currently showcasing him to the public as we are training him but in the next few weeks, he will find his final home inside the GPS Training online resource. Geoffrey the bot constantly analyses and catalogues any answers we email to customers and with a little bit of AI, its more learning and indexing rather than artificial Intelligence, but AI is the current buzz word, he will hopefully start to answer your GPS tech questions. We have all been very entertained in the last few days so please do give him a go and over time his knowledge will hopefully broaden as we add more data for him to draw from. To put Geoffrey the GPS Training Bot through his paces please click here and you will see Godfrey down the bottom left of our support portal. I hope you find him as entertaining as we have! 3 - 2018 Ordnance Survey mapping - Routable TOPO PRO, this is just for Garmin users. So Andy the TOPO Pro rears it’s head again and 2018 map cards, can we clarify this for the final time? We are getting so many customers on the phone who, rightly, are totally confused by the different Ordnance Survey map options - Garmin Discoverer – 1:50k and 1:25k Garmin TOPO PRO – 1:50k and 1:25k Garmin Birdseye map download – 1:25k To find out more about any of these different map options please click here. SatMap Andy is a little more straightforward? Routable off-road data on a SatMap, how does that work and is it on all map types? And with SatMap we have three different Map options with GPS units – - 1:50k - 1:25k - Platinum To find out more about the mapping options please click here. 4 – Online resource update – restructuring - Firstly, Andy what is the GPS Training online resource? You can get to it by visiting our website – gpstraining.co.uk – and clicking on – online resource - And what have you been up to with the online resource over the past week? To access the online resource just go tour website – gpstraining.co.uk – and clicking on – online resource – on the top menu bar. The online resource is £50.00/ year or free for one year if you buy a GPS unit from GPS Training, please do support us here at GPS Training, I know many of you do but it does help to keep the Podcast on the air. 5. Andy’s Top Tips, both Garmin and SatMap Garmin – Colder time of year, Eneloop Pro , Lithium AA perform better, keep batteries inside pocket warmer batteries better, use battery save from setup display,

En este programa te comparo diferentes modelos de GPS Garmin para ayudarte a comprar para ti o para regalar el modelo ideal de GPS de montaña. Este programa lo he grabado en contestación al comentario del usuario de Ivoox "Orozko" en el programa 4. Hoy comparo los modelos: 1- Garmin Etrex 20, para principiantes. 2- Garmin GPSMAP 64, para los que buscan mucha precisión. 3- Garmin Oregón, para los que buscan un GPS de gama alta con una pantalla más grande. * Si tienes alguna duda o pregunta, utiliza los comentarios del artículo o escríbeme a través del formulario de contacto del club del GPS.com https://clubdelgps.com/garmin/el-mejor-gps-de-montana-2017/ * Cursos de GPS de montaña en: https://clubdelgps.com/ Un saludo y muchas gracias por apuntarte a los cursos y sucribirte a este podcast: https://www.ivoox.com/s_p2_383740_1.html Iñaki.

Welcome to this month’s GPS training podcast 1. Today we have Jon, Andy and Ross 2. Jon, managing director Shepherds Walks Ltd who is the parent company of GPS Training. 3. Andy, the reviewer, tech support and all round ‘geek’ (in a nice way) of GPS Training. 4. Ross, works for sales and distribution for SatMap We are live streaming on Facebook Again, we are streaming on Facebook the recording of us all recording the Podcast, so if you want to see what we all look like take a look at our Facebook page – 1. Just search for GPS Training on Facebook and don’t forget to ‘like’ our page. 2. A copy of our live stream is archived on Facebook so you can watch it until the end of time if you want to! Feedback after last month’s webinar Many thanks to everybody who sent us their feedback and thoughts after last month’s GPS Training Podcast. 1. James Dillion sent an e-mail saying enjoyed last month’s Podcast 2. Elaine Savage liked Andy’s top tip on the last podcast Many thanks for all your feedback and ideas, please just drop us an e-mail or leave a ‘comment’ on our podcast feed if listening to it on our website without further ado let’s get on with today’s webinar …… In today’s webinar we are going to look and chat over the following – 1. An in depth look at SatMap, the story and the outdoor GPS units that they have developed over the years. A great story 2. 1:25k mapping option for a Garmin GPS and Topo Active, what is it? 3. Review of the Garmin eTrex 25 and 35 4. Top tips – both SatMap and Garmin 5. The GPS Training online resource – what is it – for both Garmin, SatMap and to a lesser extent Memory Map GPS unit 6. The big debate – GB What Mapping do we prefer OS 1:50k or 1:25k advantages, price, what will work best for us and the activities we are using the mapping for (Both Satmap & Garmin) 7. And finally, we will have a look at our courses we have coming up over the coming month An in depth look at SatMap, the story and the units that they have developed over the years 1. How and by whom was SatMap founded? • Founded in 2005 2. They really did take the market by storm and changed the Outdoor GPS market, what did Garmin bring to the ‘field’ in those early days. • OS map on Outdoor GPS device • Quality Colour Screen • Great battery life 3. How have the SatMap units developed – SatMap Active 10, 12 and now 20 • Active 10 launched in 2007 • Active 12 launched in 2014, how was this different than the SatMap Active 10? • Active 20 launched this year, 2017. This was a big change than the Active 10/12 4. The key thing about SatMap – the HD maps, what options are available? 5. We are not going to review the unit again in this podcast, listen to our first ever podcast if you want to hear this but what are the key benefits of the SatMap Active 20 Take a look on our website – gpstraining.co.uk – click on reviews and you will see an article SatMap active 20 – 3 months in Now turning to Garmin – Lets look at the 1:25k mapping option for a Garmin GPS and specifically Topo Active, what is it? 1. Two options of mapping – Discoverer Premium and TOPO PRO • What are the differences 2. Ways to buy 1:25k mapping for a Garmin • Bundled in with unit on map card or Birdseye Voucher • What is a Birdseye Voucher and how big an area can you download with it? • If you do choose the Birdseye option we send you a step by step guide of how to do it and there are also videos in online resource. Review of the Garmin eTrex 25 and 35 1. Where does the eTrex Touch range sit in the Garmin range? 2. Tell us a little about the eTrex range • Compact • Multi activity GPS, and what do we mean by that? • Small version of the Oregon 700 series • Touch screen • New generation GPS, and what do we mean by new generation? 3. What is the difference between the eTrex 25 and 35? 4. What do we think of the eTrex touch range of GPS units 5.

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For the two hundred sixtieth edition of the GeoGearHeads , , and (of "") take on a variety of topics. The first item on the agenda was a correction by to "." Sadly the one feature of that had made it a recommendation (the push notifications) have been removed and will not be coming back. So that app is off the suggested apps list. Then continued with more information about the FRS/GMRS bands and licenses in the U.S. had an issue with the Demo Mode on Garmin eTrex line. There wasn't much about it in the or . On an important, but non-Geocaching related point, asked about password managers. "" and "" were the popular ones DarrylW4 initially suggested. The guys also found the How-To Geek "" and the "" site. Back to Geocaching – shared his "" () which he setup in his yard. Gary shared the iMore "" article. Then last up was the news about that "" from GPS World and the "" from Engadget. reminded us to mention the . The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on . Subscribe to the feed: Social Media: Email:

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Listen to our intervew with The Mad Cow out of Ohio, recorded from the Midwest Geobash 2012.The Mad Cow started caching with a Handspring Visor, then moved on to a Garmin eTrex. Now he caches with a Garmin Colorado 300 and a Galaxy Nexus. His dream location for geocaching is London, England, and recommends the Pittsburgh PAas a great caching location. Subscribe to the feed: iTunes RSSSocial Media: Email: Connections@CacheAManiacs.comDate Recorded: July 28, 2012Recorded by: DarrylW4Show Notes: debaere

Listen to our interview with mbooda of Picayune, Mississippi. He caches with a Garmin GPSMAP 76C and an iPaq. He started caching with a Garmin eTrex. He would like to cache more in Central Europe and the western United States. He recommends caching in Austria and Switzerland for the stunning scenery, especially Reichenbach Falls), and View Carre (GCE02C) in downtown New Orleans, Louisiana. He enjoys reading mystery novels, science fiction, history, astronomy and mathematics. He also enjoys hot air ballooning and community theatre. His favourite plays are The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde, and Noises Off by Michael Frayn. Cache-A-Maniacs Discovery Coin: TB23G4EShow Sponsor: Twin Cities Geocaching PodcastContent Rating: NormalDate Recorded: November 18, 2011Show Notes: debaere

Listen to our interview with firesafe of Hawthorndene, South Australia. He currently uses a Garmin Oregon 300 but began his caching with a Garmin GPS II Plus. Between he went through many others including the Garmin eTrex, Garmin eTrex Summit, Garmin eTrex Legend, Garmin GPSMAP 60CSx, and Garmin Colorado 300. He's added the Apple iPhone 4 with the Groundspeak Geocaching App. He would like to visit Brazil to get the "Mission 4: Southern Bowl" (GCC67). He also wants to visit New Zealand and South Africa. He recommends cachers visit the Flinders Ranges in South Australia. Other than geocaching, he's played with Foursquare, Gowalla, and Munzee. Some favorite television programs include "The Big Bang Theory," "Stargate," and "Star Trek." Some other podcasts about geocaching he enjoys are "The Chicago Geocacher Podcast," "Geocaching Podcast," "Geotalk," "Podcacher." Facebook: FTF GeocacherContent Rating: NormalDate Recorded: August 14, 2011Show Notes: DarrylW4

Listen to our interview with e6c of Southern Pines, North Carolina. His first GPSR -- a Garmin eTrex -- is still the one he uses today. He's possibly best known for his "Sputnik 2010: A Geocache Odyssey" (GC2JPJJ) and plans another attempt with the help of those who donated through his Kickstarter project. Another of his other favorite hides is "Cryptex" (GC23ZFE). A couple of the more memorable finds have been "The Labyrinth" (GC1H9V5) and "Safe Wilderness" (GC1MXEG). He recommends fellow cachers visit Fayetteville, North Carolina. A couple of his favorite bands are "The Gaslight Anthem" and "Against Me." Twitter: DirtbagSocCache-A-Maniacs Discovery Coin: TB23G2JShow Sponsor: Twin Cities Geocaching PodcastContent Rating: NormalDate Recorded: July 25, 2011Show Notes: DarrylW4

Listen to our interview with Calvertcachers of Southern Maryland. Though their caching began with the Garmin eTrex, they now use a Garmin Colorado 400t and Garmin GPSMAP 62s. She tells us that they dream of caching all 48 contiguous states and Alaska. She suggests fellow cachers try the Badlands, Maine, and New Hampshire. She also enjoys watching "Manhunters" and "Survivor." Cache-A-Maniacs Discovery Coin: TB23FXVShow Sponsor: Podcacher PodcastContent Rating: NormalDate Recorded: July 15, 2011Show Notes: DarrylW4

Listen to our interview with SoupSizzle of Sharpsville, Pennsylvania. When he first hit the trail to find a geocache he used a borrowed Garmin eTrex. After messing with Geocache Navigator by Trimble app he now uses c:geo on his LG Ally. Supplementing that he has a Magellan Triton 400. He was first introduced to Geocaching by the Allegheny GeoTrail and his motivation from Headhardhat's "GeoSnippits" videos. His most memorable find was the "AGT-Venango-The Beer Well" (GCMZ4N). One of his favorite hides is "The Oakwood 'Library'" (GC2E398) Multi-cache. He dreams of caching in Scotland. He recommends other geocachers try caching Pennsylvania, especially the Allegheny GeoTrail. Some his favorite shows on television are "The Big Bang Theory," "The League," "The Office," and "Parks and Recreation." As for music, just a few favorites include Foo Fighters and Pearl Jam. Cache-A-Maniacs Discovery Coin: TB23G1DShow Sponsor: Podcacher PodcastContent Rating: NormalDate Recorded: March 18, 2011Show Notes: DarrylW4

Listen to our interview with Tri-Chick and Team Dogs of Minneapolis, Minnesota. They each started caching with the same Garmin eTrex but have since added the Garmin Oregon 300 and the Apple iPhone the Groundspeak's Geocaching App. They would also like to cache in Alaska, Europe, and just be able to cache anywhere they pleased by Jeep. They recommend caching in Death Valley, Tettegouche State Park, and the E.T. Powertrail (especially staying at the Little A'Le'Inn). On TV they watchå "Grey's Anatomy" and "Private Practice." Music favorites include Daft Punk, Sting, and Queen. Twitter: K_KuhnCache-A-Maniacs Discovery Coin: TB23G2ZShow Sponsor: GeotalkContent Rating: NormalDate Recorded: January 16, 2011Show Notes: DarrylW4

Listen to our interview with G3Cube of Northern California. They started caching with a Garmin eTrex before upgrading to the Garmin eTrex Vista HCx which they load through GSAK. They're now using Apple's iPhone 3G and 3G S with Groundspeak's Geocaching iOS App. They would love to cache Europe and Hawaii. He also enjoyed the book "Winterdance."Also mentioned in this episode was Darryl's American Diabetes Association Tour de Cure ride coming up in June. Cache-A-Maniacs Discovery Coin: TB23G2TShow Sponsor: Podcacher PodcastContent Rating: NormalDate Recorded: December 3, 2010Show Notes: DarrylW4

Listen to our interview with Hockabee of Kansas. She loves her Garmin Oregon 200 but started with a Garmin eTrex before upgrading to a Garmin GPSMap 76CSx, all loaded through GSAK. She dreams of caching in Alaska in June. For reading she likes the "Little House on the Prairie and the novels of John Grisham. As for motion pictures, we discussed Geocacher favorites like "GPS The Movie," "Splinterheads," and "National Treasure." As for TV though, she like watching "NCIS." Cache-A-Maniacs Discovery Coin: TB23G3WShow Sponsor: GeotalkContent Rating: NormalDate Recorded: September 24, 2010Show Notes: DarrylW4

Listen to our interview with Glonch'sPride of Manchester, New Hampshire. While Rich started with a borrowed Garmin eTrex but bought the Garmin GPSMAP 60Cx as his (and current) GPSR for Geocaching. He's looking at the Garmin GPSMAP 62 when the current unit needs to be replaced. Of course he loads the GPSR through GSAK. He had an interesting story to tell about "Edwards Mill DAYTIME ONLY CACHE" (GC11MEA). He recommends fellow cachers try New Hampshire. His favorite hide is "Up, Up and Away!" (GCYVGK) at the New Hampshire Aviation Museum. He also enjoys listening to the "AV Rant" and "HT Guys" podcasts. He likes the book "Replay" by Ken Grimwood. He also like the 1983 film "Scarface." When it comes to music though he likes a variety including Judas Priest, Led Zeppelin, and Rush. Cache-A-Maniacs Discovery Coin: TB23G41Show Sponsor: FTF GeocacherContent Rating: NormalDate Recorded: August 21, 2010Show Notes: DarrylW4

Listen to our interview with Carolina MOOn of Southeast Tennesse. She uses paper and her Garmin eTrex for all her caching. She dreams of caching in Oregon and Washington. She recommends the "Project APE CacheMission 9: Tunnel of Light" (GC1169) and "Iron Horse" (GC89) caches. She enjoys the works of Patricia Cornwell and the Twilight series. On television she enjoyed "Glee" and "Heroes." As for music, she likes Usher, The Black Eyed Peas, and Eagles. Facebook: Carolina MoonCache-A-Maniacs Discovery Coin: TB23G0XShow Sponsor: Geocaching Saguenay-Lac-St-JeanContent Rating: NormalDate Recorded: June 25, 2010Show Notes: DarrylW4

Listen to our interview with Electric Water Boy of San Antonio, Texas. He started with the Lowrance iFINDER before switching to the Garmin eTrex. He now uses the Garmin Colorado 300. He recommends other cachers try Port Aransas, Texas. He watches "Heroes," "NCIS," "CSI," and "River Monsters" on television. Facebook: Tom BrothermanCache-A-Maniacs Discovery Coin: TB23FY9Show Sponsor: USDA Forest ServiceContent Rating: NormalDate Recorded: June 11, 2010Show Notes: DarrylW4

Listen to our interview with NativeMainer of Southern Maine. His first caching was done with the Garmin eTrex Venture then picked-up a Garmin eTrex and now uses a Delorme PN-40. He'd like to cache Bermuda and Greenland someday. He recomends caching Bradbury Mountain near Freeport, Maine. On television he enjoys "FlashForward" and "V." Cache-A-Maniacs Discovery Coin: TB23G0ZShow Sponsor: Podcacher PodcastContent Rating: NormalDate Recorded: June 4, 2010Show Notes: DarrylW4

Listen to our interview with JunglePete of Florida Everglades. His first GPSR was the Garmin eTrex but since uses the Apple iPhone 3G with the Groundspeak Geocaching App. He dreams of caching in Borneo and Madagascar. He recommends other cachers visit the "Pittsburgh Transplant Trail 2" (GCHVGR), but his most memorable find was at "Sometimes You Feel Like A Nut. Sometimes..." (GC1Q0JJ). His favorite hide is "Ecuadorable's Flight CREW" (GC1R1TZ). His favorite event so far has been "JP103 - Sock Puppet Convention 2010" (GC28BY2). You can check out his writing and photography at junglepete.blogspot.com. His favorite movie is "Raiders of the Lost Ark." On television he like watching "Lost." Twitter: JunglePeteCache-A-Maniacs Discovery Coin: TB23G2NShow Sponsor: FTF GeocacherContent Rating: NormalDate Recorded: June 4, 2010Show Notes: DarrylW4

Listen to our interview with Crimson Dragons of Cincinnati, Ohio. He started caching with the Garmin eTrex and is now using the Garmin Colorado 400t. His favorite unit is still the Garmin GPSMAP 60CSx. To load the units, he uses GSAK. His favorite location for caching is Louisville, Kentucky. He dreams of caching in Germany some day. His favorite hides are the "Boardwalk" (GC1133Y) and "Park Place" (GCZDGN) caches. Favorite movies include the "Lord of the Rings" and "Star Wars" series, and movies by "Tyler Perry." His favorite television shows are "Amazing Race," "Crimal Minds," and "CIS."Also mentioned in this episode is the coming "Cachercon 2010: Metro Detroit" (GC2158P) event.Our "Tip for the Seasoned Cacher" comes from Listener mojave_rattler:"I have found a few caches in the past were the cache was hidden under what looks like a real berral cactus. On some cache hunts I do what I call the cactus kick to check the local cactuses if they are real ones or not. Now I don't give the cactus a full blown kick but a nudge."Show Sponsor: Geocaching PodcastContent Rating: NormalDate Recorded: November 1, 2009Show Notes: DarrylW4

Listen to our interview with bripod of Athens, Georgia. His first GPSR was a Garmin eTrex. He's now using a Garmin Colorado 300 supplemented by the Geocaching and Geosphere iPhone apps. Stone Mountain, Georgia has been his favorite location to Geocache but would like to cache Australia and Germany. His favorites hides are Peek-A-Boo (We see you...)" (GC1E0JN) and "Headless Chicken" (GC1FA6G). Music favorites include Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, and The Who. On television he follows the "Heroes" series. Favorite movies include "Excalibur" and "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory."Our "Tip for the Seasoned Cacher" comes from Listener L&N Railroad:"Don't note cache problems in 'Found It' or 'Didn't Find It' logs. When a cache has a problem contact the owner directly, or use the 'Needs Maintenance' or 'Needs Archived' options to log the issue instead of noting the issue in a 'Found It' or 'Didn't Find It' log. Some cache hiders don't read found or DNF logs, and some cache owners are no longer active. It's not unusual to visit a cache with long string of Found It logs containing the message 'soggy log,' for example. If the cache needs work then post an additional Needs Maintenance log for this. If a cache has a serious problem then check to see if the owner is no longer active. If the owner's profile says that it has been years since they've visited Geocaching they're not active and the cache warrants a 'Needs Archived' log instead of 'Needs Maintenance.' In some cases active cachers don't maintain their hides so a string of ignored problems may warrant a 'Needs Archived' log after close examination. Finally, if a cache has serious ignored problems (especially safety issues) you should contact Geocaching directly."Show Sponsor: Twin Cities Geocaching PodcastContent Rating: CleanDate Recorded: July 10, 2009Show Notes: DarrylW4

Listen to our interview with GeoJunkie of Bellevue, Nebraska. This Cacher who found the activity through the "Where's George?" service. He uses his Garmin Oregon 300 and Garmin Nüvi 650 for his caching. He start though without a GPSR completing two caches before buying his first GPSR -- the Garmin eTrex. For field notes though, he's using the TextMarks option finding it more convient than the field notes within the Oregon. He has more than one location he considers to be favorites; Colorado (notably the Garden of the Gods) and Iraq. His two favorite hides are the "100 Possibilities" (GC12RJT) and "Patriotic Rock" (GCQEVF) caches. On the motion picture front, he enjoys the "Saw" series and movies by Adam Sandler. On television he watches "Family Guy," "South Park," and "NASCAR." His musical tastes include "Linkin Park," and "Rush," and the "Trans-Siberian Orchestra."Our "Tip for the Seasoned Cacher" comes from Listener ZeppoCruz:"When caching in heavy brush look for a cacher's trail. It may be a few feet farther, but it will save some blood from bushwhacking and thorns."Cache-A-Maniacs Discovery Coin: TB23G42Show Sponsor: Geocaching Saguenay-Lac-St-JeanContent Rating: NormalDate Recorded: June 6, 2009Show Notes: DarrylW4

Listen to our interview with condor1 of Colorado Springs. He's using a combination of the Garmin eTrex and the Magellan Roadmate to get him to the caches. His favorite location to cache was the Colorado Paint Mines but he dreams of caching Mount Diablo in California. His favorite hide was one he worked on with his sister (kayebear40s) with some create code on its home page. That cache -- Big Springs 1st Mystery Cache (GC1MFQ0) -- receives many good comments from its finders. As for music, he enjoys Kiss and ZZ Top. As for television, his favorite series was Star Trek: The Original Series.Our "Tip for the Seasoned Cacher" comes from Listener NevadaWolf:"Talk to new cachers; at events, on the trail, or through email. Remember how confusing things were for you in the beginning and offer to help, go caching together, or simply to sit down and chat. Many new cachers will appreciate knowing someone they can talk to and may help them at events or gatherings if they have a friend they know who is also there."Cache-A-Maniacs Discovery Coin: TB23G4HShow Sponsor: Geocache RadioContent Rating: NormalDate Recorded: May 23, 2009Show Notes: DarrylW4

Listen to our interview with vegaschick of Las Vegas, Nevada. She started caching with a Garmin eTrex, moved to the Garmin eTrex Legend, then a Magellan eXplorist 400, but now uses a Garmin GPSMAP 60CSx. For paperless caching she uses CacheMate on her Palm Tungsten E2 and loads both her PDA and GPSR through GSAK. Her favorite place she has caches is Twentynine Palms, California. She dreams of caching in Australia and Ireland. Her favorite TV show is "Battlestar Galactica." As for movies, she enjoys "Enemy of the State," "Love Actually," and "X-Men." Her musical preferrences include "Buckcherry," "Papa Roach," and "U2."Our "Tip for the Seasoned Cacher" comes from Listener NetworkCacher:"For easier container repairs I've gotten in the habit of wrapping about four or five turns of different taps around my hiking stick. Right now I have regular gray, black, brown, camo and cloth camo hunting tape on the stick. Keeps me from having to lug around rolls of tape in the bag."Cache-A-Maniacs Discovery Coin: TB23G5AShow Sponsor: Podcacher PodcastContent Rating: NormalDate Recorded: May 22, 2009Show Notes: DarrylW4