Is the DeLorme product Paperless Geocaching compatible?
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I have no idea, but DeLorme customer service is very friendly and helpful. You can call them with your questions.
1612019
Hey there PRow, it is. I have pocket queries from Groundspeak on my PN60 and I get full cache descriptions with ratings, logs, hints, the whole nine. It's a great geocaching unit, that's actually the reason I bought mine :)
355814
I use my 5915 for geocaching. I wanted one device that I could use everyday in the car (nav, music, pda-functionality) and then could pull out for the occasional cache. I really like the program GPSTuner for offroad navigation (no affiliation, just a happy customer). I also bought a little silicon case on ebay to protect it on the trail. If you do a lot of hiking, etc, then a dedicated, more rugged GPS is probably a better bet though.
52774
I have the Nuvi 550 and go geocaching with it. I use bike trails all the time and if you used geocaching .com you can find many caches on teh trails. Some caches even have parking coordinated to help find the parking lots of the trails which are sometimes not marked or obvious. There are several settings to choose from, driving , walking , bicycling and scootering (I have never used the last setting). Good luck :)
1292709
I love mine and use it for geocaching a lot. The only issue I have had with mine is the scroll bar being close to the edge of the screen and hard to move with a fingernail, but a twig always works if needed. As I told someone else, the only difference between the 710 and the 610 is the street maps. if you don't plan on using it in your car, you might save money. Make sure that you download the manual. Most of the people who complain here have never tried to learn about it. Thirty minutes with the manual, and it'll be yours. You might even want to look at the manual before you buy. It's free.
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No. There is one that's more advanced and much more expensive. I don't remember the model. The description will say if European maps are compatible.
352923
Hi this is a Bluetooth GPS connector to give you Geocaching ability using a seperate external GPS, its not a remote shutter release or camera live view adaptor.
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I had the same question, and found this link:http://www.fuzeqna.com/fujitsu_support/consumer/kbdetail.asp?kbid=15It looks like it is compatible, as it is pdf based, and can be linked with paperport per the information provided in the link I just found. Good luck...
896338
It can, but it is designed for geocaching, so I would not really use it for anything but geocaching. I love it for geocaching though.
1542748
No- you'd have to sort things in Evernote by folders and tags. But it does do OCR so your scans are searchable.
502097
I had the same question, and found this link: http://www.fuzeqna.com/fujitsu_support/consumer/kbdetail.asp?kbid=15 It looks like it is compatible, as it is pdf based, and can be linked with paperport per the information provided in the link I just found. Good luck...
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Thanks, Valdvogel...you gave me just the info I needed. Of course, the first inclination is to purchase an expensive NUVI, but it's good to know that an earlier hand-held works even better! We already have a GPS (Staples brand) that works great for road directions, but it uses wrong coordinates for geo-caching. It's just too difficult to"translate" the coordinates for every cache! Thanks again!
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I don't know I returned it with the gps the earthmate gps came with the us and Canada dvds also delorme up dates maps a lot.
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I am not sure why people will answer with a "I don't know" and waste your time. If you use it for geocaching, it is very compatible. On the geocaching website, when you download a cache, it will ask you which communicator file you want to download. You only have to download this file once and it interfaces all future downloads between the site and the computer. There is a MAC version and a PC version. The PC version works well for me.
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I decided to buy an older model m500, after reading the forums on the geocaching site. Most said the older b&w; screen was much easier to read in sunlight than this new model. I haven't had time recently to use the m500 for caching yet, but I plan to, with Cachemate. I like it for addresses, etc., although I didn't buy it for that purpose.
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From a usability standpoint, it's the best. Where you might have trouble is getting it setup the way you want it. It's not that hard to do, you just have to know what you want out of your gps. I have a network of geocaching friends that I can lean on or you can always call Garmin's support line. They've always been helpful to me.
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I dont believe I needed one. I used it on www.Geocaching.com to download coordinates for caches. You just click on "send to gps" and it will ask you what kind of gps you have and then it links to your gps and downloads the coordinates. Sorry if this doesnt help.
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There is an identical model in europe, same number, with lifetime european map updates. Depending on how much use you will have in Europe, having a 2nd gps but both with lifetime map updates might be more economical, as one update can cost $100. I have a 2577LT and I find it difficult to find addresses in rural area or very common street names in France, due to the way the unit searches.