c330
Mon, 01/14/2008 - 12:46am
 16 years
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does the c330 accept log. lat. numbers,?havent figured out how to do that yet.or if you can
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16 years
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does the c330 accept log. lat. numbers,?havent figured out how to do that yet.or if you can
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Are you asking if you can enter coordinates into that unit?
No, you can't do that.
330
Thats why they are/were such a big seller....they were "dummied down" for the masses.
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Sorry,
but it can't be done on the 330.
Not doing anything worth a darn.
Yes and No
does the c330 accept log. lat. numbers,?
Yes - you can transfer them in via a Favourite or a Custom POI.
No - you can't type them in on the unit. But why would you want to? Are they on a paper map or something like that?
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for geocaching,its a fun
for geocaching,its a fun thing to do on the weekends
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Ok, well, you can't enter coordinates directly and I don't think that you can view coordinates on the unit, however, you can load the GPX files as Custom POIs or as Favorites. (Note that you must be a Premium Member of Geocaching.com to get the GPX files.)
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I really don't think c330 can do that
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i am a member and it does
i am a member and it does download the file to the gps ,but to actually find the gc you need to have the coords on the screen to pinpoint the loc. i have a magellan color that does that but its to big for the pocket,of course this dont fit either but i dont really want to use 2 gps for gc,thanks
Coordinates
does the c330 accept log. lat. numbers,?
...No - you can't type them in on the unit. But why would you want to? Are they on a paper map or something like that?
I can give you an example of why I like to do it at work. I occasionally get new addresses to go to that are not in my mapping software yet. I then simply go to our county property records web page and enter the coordinates that they have listed there. I then drive right to the address even though it isn't in the mapping software. Now granted maybe there are very few of us that do that, but I do like having the ability to do that. I just have a Garmin StreetPilot 2730, but I do like some of the advanced features on it. When I first got it I didn't use multiple destination routing, but now that I have experience doing it I really like that capability.