Geocaching Australia

If purely coming from a novice, never used a gps before type scenario, TomTom may arguably be simplier to use for street navigation. Having said that, we have a Garmin Nuvi 310 for street navigation (and it was also our caching GPSr when we first started as well) for a number of years now and find i...

We have an oregon 300 with City Navigator and find it works really well for caching. Great for navigating close to the cache. As most of the caches we have done did not invlove long walks through bushland etc, we haven't had much use for the topo maps, but expect they would come into their own for t...

Sorry, but don't agree that all caches should easy and straight forward to find once you get to GZ. Some of the most memorable caches we have found are the very cleverly camoflaged containers that were not easy to find at all, but we got a lot of satisfaction after we did "eventually" come up trumps...

Did a quick search and found the following for you...

http://www.freewebs.com/xtyler91/

I don't have a Mio myself and haven't tried anything on that particular page, so I can't vouch for it, but the instructions looked pretty simple.

Have fun

No problems SNP,

PM sent with links to where you can download drivers etc.

Let me know if you need any further help/instruction.

Cheers,
Ksix

I'd be suprised if you can't get the drivers for Windows 7 for your machine but they are available for Vista64??? If you can get your machine working with Vista64 it will work with Windows 7. Even though it has a different name, Windows 7 is basically a fixed up/prettied up version of Vista (basical...

Yep also running 3.01 with no problems.

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Fosters???
VB???
Whatever the main beer is in WA ???

hahaha A funny story about some test data some of our programmers used at work that "somehow" sliiped through into our live system and we ended up inviting some of our customers to a seminar being hosted on "The Moon" !!! :shock: :oops: :shock: :oops: Needless to say that testing procedures tightene...

My geoRep kit turned up yesterday... Bright RED cache container !!!

New cache to be placed in BrisVegas soon (after I dull the colour down a notch or three) !!!

Good choice in GPSr - we bought our Oregon 300 a couple of months ago now from Johhny Appleseed. At the time they offered the best price around and also we received excellent service from them.

Cheers,
Ksix
"Eat... Sleep... geocache..."

We just put out a night cache on the weekend. So if you are up in Brisbane, please come and check it out.</br> </br> GC1G4C9</br> "K6-13 Mysterious Lights"</br> http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=2d7c7ffd-5588-453d-9cf8-4b172fe3f9c1 </br> </br> Not yet found, but then again it ha...

haha Never even knew it existed in the first place!!!

Guess we'll never miss what we never knew existed !!!

Cheers,
Ksix
"Eat... Sleep... Geocache..."

I bought some a couple of months ago from http://www.geocaching-zone.co.nz .<br> <br> Considering they were coming from NZ I received them only 2 days after I placed my order, so I was very happy with that (exchange rate was pretty good at the time too !!! :D )<br> <br> Cheers,<br> Ksix<br> "Eat... ...

Yep, just signed up last week.

Yet to receive any cards to hide or anything.

Ksix
"Eat... Sleep... Geocache..."