Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => All Other Gear => Topic started by: bowhunterforever on May 03, 2014, 03:02:36 AM
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So I have a garmin 62s and after so many miles my tracks go away for some reason :dunno: Is there a way to make it so my tracks never go away?Thanks
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Are you running out of memory? I'd replace the card and save tracks to the SD card... I put a 16GB in mine.
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:yeah:
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Download to your pc/mac.
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Not sure if i'm running out of memory, How do I check that? I am also using a hunt washington chip in mine if that makes and difference.
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Pull out the manual and read about the settings pages.... you'll be able to see what is consuming all the space. I don't have a huntingGPS map chip in mine so I can't help there.
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Bump
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What's a hunt washington chip?
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What's a hunt washington chip?
A huntinggpsmaps chip for WA state.
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The 62s stores a maximum of 10,000 trackpoints. Download the tracks you want to a PC before they start getting overwritten.
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The 62s stores a maximum of 10,000 trackpoints. Download the tracks you want to a PC before they start getting overwritten.
Well that sucks I thought they would always stay on there. Guess i'll just let them go away. Do they disappear from oldest to newest?
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The 62s has an internal memory of 1.6gb.
So unless you have allot of tracks, I doubt that is your problem.
Are you saving the track before you turn the unit off?
Are overwiting the previous track?
On mine I also have a 8gb microsd card and save the track to the card.
Download "Basecamp" from Garmin, after each hunt/hike upload your tracks. You can also reverse that and set way points in "Basecamp" then download them to you 62s.
It is great for new areas.
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The 62s stores a maximum of 10,000 trackpoints. Download the tracks you want to a PC before they start getting overwritten.
Well that sucks I thought they would always stay on there. Guess i'll just let them go away. Do they disappear from oldest to newest?
That would require unlimited memory. Do the math: a trackpoint every 10 seconds is 6 a minute and 360 an hour. The 10,000 trackpoint limit would be reached in 27 hours.
If you are using a Hunt GPS chip you cannot write to it.