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Title: USING a Garmin eTrex Legend GPS


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USING a Garmin eTrex LegendGPS
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Garmin Legend in Use
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Satellite Page
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Choose North Up or Track Up
  • From the Satellite screen
  • Move the CLICK STICK to the left to select the
    Options Menu.
  • Press in on the CLICK STICK (The screen will look
    like it does at the left). Check to see if the
    setting is what you want
  • If you want to change it
  • Press the CLICK STICK down to highlight Track Up
    or North Up, depending what it is currently
    setting.
  • Press in on the CLICK STOP to change it. .

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Pages
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MAP PAGE
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Zoom In/ Out
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MAP Setup
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Navigation Page
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Trip Page
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Find Command
The FIND Button is located on the bottom left
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Setup Menu
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Units Options
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Systems Page
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Enhancements to Accuracy (WAAS)
  • Wide Area Augmentation System
  • Geo-stationary Satellites
  • 25 ground stations of known location (N. Amer.)
  • corrects for GPS signal errors caused by
    ionospheric disturbances, timing and satellite
    orbit errors
  • Improves accuracy to 3-5m
  • Limits
  • antenna/receiver must be powered 100 of time.
  • Must have good view of sky in MB near horizon
    which limits use in hiking and some canoeing.

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WAYPOINTS
Hold the Click Stick down until this screen
appears
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Mark a Waypoint
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Edit A Waypoint
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Activate a Goto
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Mark a New Waypoint
  • Now you are ready to enter the latitude and
    Longitude for a known location

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Create A New Waypoint
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Press and Hold Click Stick to Access Mark
Waypoint page
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Select the Location and click to edit
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What Is Geocaching?
  • GEO for geography, and CACHING for the process of
    hiding a cache (cash) or treasure
  • Hike in the woods
  • Treasure hunt
  • Outdoor enjoyment
  • Family/Scout outing

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Geocaching
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What is Geo-Caching?
  • Treasure hunt with GPS unit to find locations
  • Database of locations kept online
  • Its all about the trek
  • What is in the cache
  • Logbook
  • Treasure (can be anything)
  • Clues
  • One rule Take from the cache and leave something
    of your own

http//www.geocaching.com (FAQs)
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Geocache Found
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Geo Cache Contents
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Cache Containers
  • Micros
  • 35 MM film container
  • Altoids tin
  • Regular
  • Tupperware and Rubbermaid sandwich 1-2 Qt.
    Containers
  • Ammo boxes
  • PCV pipe
  • Large
  • 5 gal. Buckets
  • Tool boxes

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Ragged Island Geocache
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How do I start to Geocache?
  • Go to www.geocaching.com (or other geocache site)
  • Click on Hide and Seek
  • Enter a zip code, city and state or coordinates
    near where you want to hunt.
  • Note the level of difficulty, the type of cache
    and when it was last found.
  • Once you have selected a cache to hunt for, you
    can
  • Download or manually enter the waypoint to your
    GPS
  • Print out the page with the coordinates, hint and
    logs

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Ragged Island Cache
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Deer Park Geocache
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Deer Park Geocache
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Edit A Waypoint
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SBO Geocache
  • WayPoint A01 N37 04.411
  • W076 29.654
  • Waypoint A02 N37 04.402
  • W076 29.710
  • Cache N37 04.362
  • W076 29.724

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Clearing Waypoints
  • To Delete a Waypoint
  • Go to Find Feature
  • Select Waypoints
  • Select Nearest
  • Select the Options Menu button on the top right
  • Select Find by name, Delete ALL or Delete All by
    Symbol

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Clearing Tracks
  • Select the Main Menu
  • Go to Find Feature
  • Select TRACKS
  • Select the Options Menu button on the top right
  • Select
  • Setup Track Log
  • Delete All Saved
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