On Android, I use Locus Map Pro (map + caching app), which loads PQs directly from Groundspeak via the API. 'Load Pocket Queries' or somesuch; it shows a list of PQs available, select and go.
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Other apps in both the Android and iOS worlds likely do this as well, maybe even the house-brand app, I dunno. I travel with an Android phone (for caching) and tablet (for big-screen planning) with the aforementioned app, and no longer need to have a bulky netbook weighing down my carry-on bags. EDIT: only now do I see 'to Garmin GPS' in the title, not the body of your message. If you want to do that, I can't help you. Edited November 22, 2017 by Viajero Perdido. +1 about Apple but Android is no problem. I have GDAK (API partner) that can import directly from GS (PQ, get from center, published last xx days.) or use GSAK databases.
In the field I can connect my Oregon 600 to the tablet (Samsung Galaxy Tab2) via an OTG (has full size USB and card reader) and export one or more caches (depending on filter settings in GDAK). My old ASUS tablet (Android 4.2) could write directly to my GPS, the new one (Android 7.0) can only write to the app's directory so an extra step (using a filemanager) is needed to copy the file to the GPS. The 'apps can't write outside their own folderstructure' is what Android insists is extra security but it's a PITA if you want to move files around. How do people manage to download GPX files from either email or the Geocaching site while they don't have ready access to a laptop or computer? I will be travelling and hope to run PQs to cache while I am away. Unfortunately Apple Ipads don't support this, are there any of the Android tablets that do or any other suggestions? Thanks in advance 1260smc I plan ahead and load a PQ of the places I plan to go.
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A 100 mile radius is quite an area to cache. If I'm ever suprised to wake up 100 miles from where I was, Geocaching won't be my priority. Load PQs of the main caching places, and some choice caches along the route. Still, I've also tried ideas to get caches onto my Garmin Oregon 650, on-the-fly.
There are USB wifi routers that can send data to USB or a Micro SD card from IOS and Android. Kingsman The Secret Service Download Legendado 1080p. Grmculxfrer En Dvd Iso Image here. The Apps for those are pretty bad. As mentioned, there are adapters for Android at least, and Androids often have a built-in SD card slot.
Send PQs to the Garmin or send to an SD Card and put the card into the Garmin. But for managing large numbers of caches, actual PC is better a fiddly phone that only kinda-sorta supports PQ transfer.
Here's a Windows 10 tablet for under $100 (just an example, not an endorsement): With something like that, you could even run Garmin Express and load Lists. Connect to a Hotspot or via 'tether' to a phone, and you're golden. Edited November 22, 2017 by kunarion. One simple plan, for spontaneous travelers who have phones and Garmin GPSrs, is to load caches to the phone and make do. I can't stand caching with a phone in the sunlight, nor any of the 'Apps', they've all failed me when I needed them most. But at least there's the chance to find a cache that I hadn't loaded onto GyPSy. Plus I can type a cache or two as waypoints, and I'm back in business.
Given the abysmal accuracy of my phone's GPSr, this is how I often do it. (I also refer to my GPSr as Gypsy. She makes interesting routing decisions sometimes, but I can't blame her; she has all those higher functions to run and can't spare all her resources on giving me accurate directions.). How do people manage to download GPX files from either email or the Geocaching site while they don't have ready access to a laptop or computer? I will be travelling and hope to run PQs to cache while I am away. Unfortunately Apple Ipads don't support this, are there any of the Android tablets that do or any other suggestions?