Not to go off and change the subject or anything, but were you involved in that Utah crash that made headlines?

Back on topic, I discovered a few days ago with my new 60Cx that I can't even come close to filling a 2Gb microSD card, even though it will accept one up to that size. Apparently, there is a finite limit of map 'pieces' that you can download to the memory card before it gets unhappy with you. I had 1.7Gb of maps totaling 1746 'pieces' and MapSource said I had too many selected but did not give me the limit of pieces I could download. I took a few states and map sets out and it downloaded fine. But in theory (I'm going to hit Garmin up about this issue), you can select/download the western 1/3 of the US in Topo 2008, Metroguide 7 and Roads & Rec as well as a few national park 24k topo sets for MT, WY as well as parts of Utah, and not hit the 2Gb limit.

Brian
Team A.I.

D. Nichols wrote:

Hello everyone, GeoCrazy here.

It has been a LONG time since I last Geocached (over a year). Been very busy at work and family issues have prevented. I intended to get back into things a few months ago but then I was in a really bad charter bus crash coming back from skiing and now I'm still recovering. I am planning on starting up again soon and that is why I am writing all of you. I trust a lot of the same people are still on this list serve - so I think you will be able to help me.

I am considering buying one of the new Garmin Colorado 300/400's. Has anyone used one yet? And if you have would you recommend it (specifically for Geocaching)? I have also been considering a 60CSX.... but I feel like I should be buying the newest. What do you think?

I have always been a Magellan user (have had most of the explorist series), but I want to try something new that was designed with geocaching in mind.

Suggestions?

Damian

a.k.a. = GeoGrazy

www.GeoCrazy.com
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