Loading your own waypoints into gsak
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Loading your own waypoints into gsak
Hi all<br>
Can someone give me advice on whether it is possible to load a <br> pile
of my own waypoints into gsak? maybe from a csv or txt file or something similar...<br>
Tried some seaches of the forums and came up with 464 results <br>
not going through them all <p>
looking for an easier way to load a pile of rest area/camps onto gpsr, <br>need a GPSr that I can plug a keyboard straight into
Can someone give me advice on whether it is possible to load a <br> pile
of my own waypoints into gsak? maybe from a csv or txt file or something similar...<br>
Tried some seaches of the forums and came up with 464 results <br>
not going through them all <p>
looking for an easier way to load a pile of rest area/camps onto gpsr, <br>need a GPSr that I can plug a keyboard straight into
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You can use GPSBabel to convert your GPS data file to "geocaching.com loc" file and then load it into GSAK.
Just did it with some of my data.
GPSBabel cn be downloaded here
http://www.gpsbabel.org/download.html
Just did it with some of my data.
GPSBabel cn be downloaded here
http://www.gpsbabel.org/download.html
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Re: Loading your own waypoints into gsak
Have a read of this post, is this what you are endeavouring to achieve?GeoScrubers wrote:Hi all<br>
Can someone give me advice on whether it is possible to load a <br> pile
of my own waypoints into gsak? maybe from a csv or txt file or something similar...<br>
Tried some seaches of the forums and came up with 464 results <br>
not going through them all <p>
looking for an easier way to load a pile of rest area/camps onto gpsr, <br>need a GPSr that I can plug a keyboard straight into
Once you create the GPX file you could then load it into GSAK.
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Re: Loading your own waypoints into gsak
Are your wpts on the computer or in the GPS?GeoScrubers wrote:Hi all<br>
Can someone give me advice on whether it is possible to load a <br> pile
of my own waypoints into gsak? maybe from a csv or txt file or something similar...<br>
Tried some seaches of the forums and came up with 464 results <br>
not going through them all <p>
looking for an easier way to load a pile of rest area/camps onto gpsr, <br>need a GPSr that I can plug a keyboard straight into
Either way just upload to the GPS then download them to GSAK.
Easy
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Re: Loading your own waypoints into gsak
none...in a booktronador wrote:Are your wpts on the computer or in the GPS?
Either way just upload to the GPS then download them to GSAK.
Easy
Re: Loading your own waypoints into gsak
[quote="GeoScrubersnone...in a book [/quote]
A book! thats too complicated.
I am assuming you are looking for something quicker than "add a waypoint" function in GSAK. You want to create a text like file that you can easily type away and then import in. I just tried to create a straight forward text file and convert it across but it looks like it needs additional information.
A loc file which load into GSAK is a text file that looks like this (with a .loc extension). Two waypoints shown. It ain't pretty
<?xml version="1.0"?><loc version="1.0" src="EasyGPS">
<waypoint>
<name id="001"><![CDATA[03-SEP-08 13:07]]></name>
<coord lat="-27.981611" lon="152.992987"/>
<type>Waypoint</type>
</waypoint>
<waypoint>
<name id="002"><![CDATA[03-SEP-08 16:40]]></name>
<coord lat="-27.665759" lon="153.034771"/>
<type>Waypoint</type>
</waypoint>
</loc>
BTW is it Camps 4?
A book! thats too complicated.
I am assuming you are looking for something quicker than "add a waypoint" function in GSAK. You want to create a text like file that you can easily type away and then import in. I just tried to create a straight forward text file and convert it across but it looks like it needs additional information.
A loc file which load into GSAK is a text file that looks like this (with a .loc extension). Two waypoints shown. It ain't pretty
<?xml version="1.0"?><loc version="1.0" src="EasyGPS">
<waypoint>
<name id="001"><![CDATA[03-SEP-08 13:07]]></name>
<coord lat="-27.981611" lon="152.992987"/>
<type>Waypoint</type>
</waypoint>
<waypoint>
<name id="002"><![CDATA[03-SEP-08 16:40]]></name>
<coord lat="-27.665759" lon="153.034771"/>
<type>Waypoint</type>
</waypoint>
</loc>
BTW is it Camps 4?
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Re: Loading your own waypoints into gsak
Yes, was looking for a way of using computer, rather than entering<br> onto GPS or individual waypoints on gsak.....<p> it is a few places from Camps 4GhostGums wrote: I am assuming you are looking for something quicker than "add a waypoint" function in GSAK. .....<br>
BTW is it Camps 4?