oregon 440

[+Derb522002]

I have an oregon 440t. I cleaned out the caches in my oregon. I put in new caches form gsak. I put in some other caches that have and it replaced the caches that were already in there. I did not have this problem before cleaning it it out. does any one know what I can do to keep the caches in there that I already loading in?

[+StefandD]

Make sure you use another filename for the new gpx.

If you don't, the old one is overwritten by the new one.

[+Derb522002]

I Have different data bases in gsak and put the other ones in and it never overwrote the caches that were in there. when I went in the arcive fold and current and nav folder the caches had thier own gpx now they dont. I could load more caches in and it would not overwrite the last file

[+Mineral2]

Cache GPX files don't go in the archive or current folder. They go directly into the GPX folder.

[+lodgebarn]

Cache GPX files don't go in the archive or current folder. They go directly into the GPX folder.

Or any subfolder.

[+larryc43230]

I've never heard of a Garmin Oregon 440. The only 400-series models I'm familiar with are the 400, 400T, 450 and 450T units.

 

Anyone have more information about this model?

 

--Larry

[+Mineral2]

I've never heard of a Garmin Oregon 440. The only 400-series models I'm familiar with are the 400, 400T, 450 and 450T units.

 

Anyone have more information about this model?

 

--Larry

I think we all understand that "440" was either a typo or a point of confusion, and that it's either a 400 or 450. Either way, the procedure for loading caches on to the unit is the same.

[+larryc43230]

I figured as much, but I did find a (discontinued) Garmin GPSMAP 440. Then again, that's a completely different sort of unit.

 

--Larry