like an old Eagle Expedition, can I pick any waypoint from my list and go to it? Also, can I delete all stored waypoints at one time? I appreciatd any
195644
Yes, you can tell the GPS to "go to" a waypointYes, you can delete all waypoints at one time from the waypoint manager
195645
Yes, you must have a list of saved waypoints -and from those can choose to locate any you want. You may also delete all stored waypoints.
195646
Yes you can Store way points and pick from to list to navigate to on the eTrec 20
195647
although i'm still acquainting myself with my etrex 10 and the manual is somewhat lacking, i'm pretty sure you can pick your waypointw and also delete all stored waypoints at one time. you might want to contact garmin customer service about these questions. i've done that a few times and the representatives have been quite helpful.
195648
Yes, go to Waypoint Manager select a waypoint and select "Go" at the bottom of the screen. To delete all, go to Waypoint Manager press the menu button and select "Delete All" from the pop up menu. Press the "Back" button to return to the main menu.
485281
EARL -- curious about the time line in your post. I see that on the Magellan site they show Map Upgrade v45 as being the most current. If I read your post correctly, that upgrade was originally released in Dec 2011 and then retracted and in Feb you still didn't have it? That would suggest the current Map Upgrade v45 is at BEST 5 months old (if they released it February 19th
2085629
The usefulness of multi-point routing varies from one person to another. Anyone that has daily routes and schedules, this would obviously be a great help. However, for those units that don't have this feature, there is a way to get by.All Garmin units allow for one "waypoint" to be added. Some people add a waypoint somewhere along their travel route, and once reached, add another waypoint, and so on. Hardly elegant, but this hopscotch method gets the job done.
375269
I would like a GPS which allows for easy access to any category of POI at any point while enroute to a destination. The 3250 appears to only alllow access to freeway exit POI's while enroute. The 'search POI's from current location' feature only appears to work if you are not alrady set a route. Did you notice this? If so, is the Garmin better in this respect?
2208896
I own the DJI Naza M V2 with GPS and fly with it often over the past year. I have not seen anything that indicates the ability to create way points to automatically direct your flight path. I did some checking and the company is advertising on some sites, the FC with "AutoPilot". Now, I'm not sure if it's referring to setting way points or not?? Your best bet is to contact DJI........although I must warn you, they are often slow to respond (if ever).
233838
You can go to one of the points, mark it as a waypoint and record the elevation. At this time I get rid of all tracks that are not needed because they may confuse things. Then go, not necessarily in a straight line, to the other point, mark it as a waypoint and record the elevation. Zero your trip odometer. Then, click "Where To" and select your first waypoint. Your Trip Computer screen should show distance to destination, and the map screen should have a track that runs right to it. I have not found a way to view the elevation difference directly, because I have never had a need for that. I hope that answers your question. There may be a better procedure, but that has worked for me.
2087327
Marking a waypoint requires you to hold the "Enter" button down for a couple of seconds. A new screen appears showing the data which is being saved as that waypoint. If you wish to name it something other than the automatically generated numerical name, you can use the arrow pad to move to the waypoint name, highlight it, and then change the number to letters or other symbols and create whatever designation you like. To return to a waypoint you created, you press the "Go To" button and a screen comes up. (The newer versions may use the "Nav" button instead.) A screen comes up with the saved waypoints. A person can scroll through and choose whichever waypoint they want, press enter, and then a choice of screens becomes available, many of them customizable. You can choose anything from a simple pointer screen to various screens which can show you both your direction of travel as well as the direction of travel required to reach your destination by a straight course. If your destination involves a more complex path, you can create routes using several waypoints. The GPS will lead you to them in the order you've programmed them in, and will automatically find them consecutively, moving from one to the next as your reach each one. Some people also use the the back-track feature which, as long as the unit is left on and can "see" the satellites, will save unnamed points in a "recent memory" log. By using this feature a person can follow the most recent paths - easily those paths generated in the most recent 24 hours give-or-take, of GPS "on" use.
27317
I personally don't geocache, but I can tell you that many of the members of the magellaninsiders website have reached or exceeded that number and would be very willing to share their insights. I can tell you that Magellan is the only one for which there is a 'user alteration' that will allow you even more than the stated limit for waypoints and tracks (and presumably geocaches). I will look for your post at magellaninsiders.
100521
You can track all distances traveled. Reset to zero is simple. You can track waypoint to waypoint. Current place to any waypoint you have established. This unit can do everything a beginner could want.
255375
You can add a single waypoint to your route. Just select your final destination, then select another destination. It will ask if you want it to be a waypoint (if you say no, it replaces your prior destination). You can also set preferences regarding highway use, time versus distance optimization, etc.
2122977
yes, you can mark / create a waypoint on a lake. the accuracy will be based on the accuracy of tracking at that time.
1181642
Fishing spot or any other location can be marked as a waypoint and returned to. I do it all the time. Take time to read the manual and practice with the unit. do it at home before you go fishing to practice. Remember the unit has to be in motion to read correctly. It relies on the motion picked up by the satellites. You can walk briskly and the unit will function fine.
238856
I believe that if you touch the displayed name of the next destination at the top of the screen, the entire route remaining will show up on the screen that opens. The first item listed is the remaining distance and time to it. If I'm right, touch each item along the route to get a look at the configuration of that intersection. The remaining route may display on several succeeding screens, depending on the length of the route. I have the Garmin 2455LMT.
2089826
Not sure if I totally understand your question, but I will try to answer what I think you are asking. When you are starting out on a new route, erase the route that is currently programmed. To do this, touch Menu, and then touch Stop (bottom right corner i believe). Now you are ready to set your new destination and the GPS will route you from where you currently are to the destination you select.
1107659
Download EasyGPS from Geocaching.com. I download waypoint to my desktop, then to the GPS. I also put them into my Nuvi with the same program. This reply is probably too late to help, but I just saw the question. Wayne Ables
2085631
Hopefully, you've checked out the manual. For those still curious, as you travel to your destination you can add one waypoint by just selecting "Where to?" and proceeding as you normally would to input any destination. After you've inserted all the data, the device will ask you whether this is a new route (or end point) or whether you want to treat it as a waypoint. Select waypoint. You can repeat as necessary (after reaching one waypoint, you can add another). This by no means make it multi-point routing (where you can create up to 10 routes with 50 waypoints per route), but it's better than nothing. Hopefully, you've checked out the manual. For those still curious, as you travel to your destination you can add one waypoint by just selecting "Where to?" and proceeding as you normally would to input any destination. After you've inserted all the data, the device will ask you whether this is a new route (or end point) or whether you want to treat it as a waypoint. Select waypoint. You can repeat as necessary (after reaching one waypoint, you can add another). This by no means make it multi-point routing (where you can create up to 10 routes with 50 waypoints per route), but it's... » Read More Hopefully, you've checked out the manual. For those still curious, as you travel to your destination you can add one waypoint by just selecting "Where to?" and proceeding as you normally would to input any destination. After you've inserted all the data, the device will ask you whether this is a new route (or end point) or whether you want to treat it as a waypoint. Select waypoint. You can repeat as necessary (after reaching one waypoint, you can add another). This by no means make it multi-point routing (where you can create up to 10 routes with 50 waypoints per route), but it's better than nothing. « Show Less
278766
If it's like my old TomTom, you just go to Change Preferences, then Manage Favorites. You can delete individual Favorite addresses from there. I just got my new one and didn't set it up yet, but most things seem the same. Does anyone know how many Favorites you can store? My old one took 48, then I had to delete one to add one.