I have already asked my question. My new garmin gps 60cx it is giving the wrong locationj coordinates. I was kicked off the chat. I would like my answer without having to pay a 2nd fee. please e-mail it Pam

It's available in adobe reader format from http://static.garmincdn.com/pumac/GPSMAP60Cx_OwnersManual.pdf

Notice that when you pull up the MARKed coordinates the yellow cursor is on the N/S letter rather than the number. Since a number is impossible there it won't let you enter one.

Use the rocker to move to the popup screens directional arrows to move to the digit you want to change. This will be easiest with the the RIGHT arrow at first; once you see the cursor it will make sense. Note I am talking about the popup's RIGHT square and not the rocker's RIGHT direction.

I'd pull the microSD and see if it boots.

If so, reseat the microSD and see if it boots. If so, good. If not, try reformatting and loading the data back on.

Sorry, no. Report serial number and internal ID number(if known) to Garmin and the Police. If a map is ever unlocked for it or it comes in for repair at least Garmin will know.

I get them from GPSCity http://www.gpscity.com/garmin-60-series-battery-cover.html

Garmin part number is: 011-00926-33

Here is a link that provides you with the manual and quick reference guide you need. Go to: http://www8.garmin.com/products/manual.jsp?product=010-00421-00

I hope this helps.

my GPScxs will not aquire any satilights

The marine version of the 60 series is the 76. Same insides, different case. I assume that's what they meant.

Either one will geocache (actually, any will but it's easier in some units than others.).

Most of the NUVI units will show you your coordinates, but none show you your altitude, to my knowledge. When you ask if they can be used as a "handreceiver", again, the NUVIs can be set to "Pedestrian" mode and used hand held.

If you are asking to put latitude and longitude information into the C330, no, the unit is not designed to accept that type of information.