How do I fix the antenna on gpx hc211b was looking for the diagram but can't find one

Do you have a cable provider that gives you TV service ? Or do you use a regular ("rabbit ears") antenna ?

It sounds like the maximum number of GPX file types your GPS can manage is 1,000. You'll need to delete as many existing GPX files as there are new that you want to add, ie: If you want to add 150 new waypoints (a.k.a. Geocaches a.k.a. GPX files) you'll should delete 151 (or more) GPX files from the GPS. That way, you'll have 999 GPX files loaded - and won't see the message complaining of 1,000 GPX files.
Running with a minimal number of GPX files may allow your device to run faster - as it doesn't need to load and calculate distances for 1,000 GPX file points. Less can be more - if you don't do CITO, Webcam, Multis, etc. or any type that has a difficulty / terrain ratings greater than 2 or 3, don't even download them. It's just clutter for your GPS to track and manage.
Look at the filters to select the types you want - either on Geocaching.com or the software (GSAK?) you use assemble and prepare for loading them into your GPS.

See previous answer I gave for this question which is posted 2 times.

Hi, I have a few suggestions, hook up an indoor antenna. A set of rabbit ears would do fine.
another idea is to move the radio to a different location in the room. If you have florescent lighting in the room this will be the cause of the hum.

Since the TV has a digital and an analog tuner, you just need to connect to an antenna with the strength to receive your local channels and point the antenna at the station transmitter (or at least close to the correct direction). antennaweb.org and tvfool.com will both provide some information on the available channels in your area. Antennaweb is very conservative in the list it provides (even with the assumption of an external antenna). tvfool will provide information on the antenna that is most likely to work to get a given channel at your location.

Next set the source to TV and use the menu to search for channels. (Digital channels will only be found if the signal strength is sufficient for the tuner to resolve.)

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

check with radio shack they have antennas.

Hi,

I have uploaded the GPX PDL705 manual to this site today. If you check tomorrow they may have posted it by then.

If you look at the small print on the adaptor it should indicate by diagram Voltage output, current capacity, type and tip polarity by small diagram. Most adaptors are 'positive' -- but if you are unsure do not plug the adaptor into the device because it will fry it!

I emailed the company and they sent back a pdf of the instruction manual to me the same day.

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Is it just a single wire?

If so, purchase a cheap FM antena. It looks like a "T" when spread out (4' to 5'). That should help.

You can purchase an "amplified" antenna, but if your area reception is really bad (such as in a valley) the antenna would just amplify the noise as well. Look for web based radio in this case or if you have cable there are stations on it.

Jeff