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Thanks for info John.... glad you found the parts... Best regards

Mailed to the PO Box via B of A online banking.

Yes, you are correct, but I sent a check for renewal.

Wondering when my membership will be updated?

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Is the old site still available?

I bought a Coleman 0 degree bag, square base, will fit a 6'5" person. Has work well for me. Allows to put clothing at foot area and not be tight. And they are economically priced.

I am interested... it's been on my hit list for years.

I have a set of metric and SAE in the Jeep.

Time for a Hemi conversion

I use a Samsung Tab A, Wifi only, 10.1" screen for the Jeep and a Samsung phone for hiking; both have 256 gig of expanded memory and they will automatically sync up when they find a hot spot. Best regards

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I run all three .... prefer mobile ham unit

I agree, that's why I use my phone as the hand held GPS.

Good morning Tim Did get a reply from Gaia?

I went into Geocaching.com and found a couple of geocaches at and near White Pockets. So I downloaded the gpx file to the Tab A, opened Gaia and the location was already on the map identified. Now where this gpx file is stored on the tablet, I have no idea and how it found its way Gaia without me doing any other step is beyond me. I only found three geocaches up on the Paria Plateau; I'll download the other two and see what I can find. Now to the other feature I like about Gaia; for years and years I held off getting a smart phone, but when I found out that my Samsung J7 can be a mini Tab A when I'm out of the jeep hiking, I bought in. The Tab A is a 10.1 screen and weighs over a pound. Also, what ever is recorded on one device will automatically update the other one, even my laptop. I hope this info helps, Best regards

Or, you can manually load in waypoint that you can track to. So far, as far as I can tell, Gaia app seems to be pretty accurate with the Tab A. Best regards

Gaia will let you import files, i.e., GPX. I have never geocached; may try on my next trip just to see if Gaia can help find a geocache.

Tim, Did you get the wifi only tab a?

The Jeep will not be repaired in time, so please remove me from the list.

Camp, camp, camp

Happy Birthday!!!

That's not the first crash out there.

I'll give a try on Copilot. Thanks for the info.

I plan still using my ancient Garmin Nuvi 265 for street and the highway; tried Waze and was not impressesd out on the highway (probably my learning curve). The tablet works in that I can read the screen easier.