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GPS City Q&A » Outdoor GPS » Paperless Geocaching with Oregon 300?
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Paperless Geocaching with Oregon 300?


Garmin Oregon 300
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Stuart MacPherson
aurora ontario
Original question asked on Aug 20, 2009, 6:06pm
i have just received the unit and love it so far, but having some trouble getting the interface with Geocaching.com to work smoothly - do i have to upload geocaches one at a time? And when i am going after a geocache, why can't i see the hint in the paperless mode? Am i failing to download it somehow? Finally - when choosing the "interface" mode - i have selected the "serial" option -- is that correct?

 
Jordan GPS City
Calgary Alberta
Reply #1 on Aug 21, 2009, 7:22pm
Hello Stuart,
What you want to do is download GSAK (Geocaching Swiss Army Knife) and then visit geocaching.com to create a pocket query. You must be a premium member on the geocaching site to do so. Then the geocaching site will email you a GPX file with all the geocaches that fit your search parameters. You then can use GSAK to load the points including descriptions, hints, and comments into your Oregon GPS. GSAK is a very useful tool that everyone should at least try once.

Have fun!
Cheers
Jordan


If you are using the geocaching website to load the points you will be able to get the whole

 
GPS City
Las Vegas, NV
Reply #2 on Aug 24, 2009, 7:37am
Great tip Jordan, thanks!

 




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