Design a PQ that locates caches that interest you. Here is a very simple plan that you might want to consider. As you learn how the two can work together you will really benefit from the combination and get more enjoyment from your GPS. You have a modern GPS that supports paperless caching and are using a sophisticated web site that allows you to create very useful filtered lists of geocaches.
Indeed they can't be since they are part of a large single file in most cases. And note that "Found" is a cache attribute, they are flagged as such not moved to a special area. In this case there is no way and more importantly, no need, to remove caches that have been flagged as found. If you use a PQ you will have up to 1000 caches in a single GPX file. If you you send them one at a time, then you need to manually delete them and that is done by connecting the device to your computer and manually deleting the files. When you send caches to your GPS caches are contained in a GPX file. You really should look at using pocket queries (PQ) since you are a premium member. It sounds like you are loading caches one by one into your GPS. I have managed to delete them by writing down the cache code, then plugging in to my PC and deleting from the list, but I can't find an area which just shows the found items?Īn aside first: You have a copy of the manual on your GPS, but you are correct: it is almost useless. Thanks, but unfortuntately these days you don't get a user manual as such, just have to read it all on line, and the detail on geocaching is just about non-existant!!
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