By the time that was checked, had sailed a couple of long sessions. And I thank my firmware version didn't have a long time for logging internally. To be honest- I don't really know much about the Navi beyond Tom Chalko's notes on his Mt Best site. Anyway others checked it all and to no avail. Have had it fail to record one day since then, so card was finally reformatted and seems to be fine now- touch wood.
I've got the old garmin, I always download to PC straight away and take fairly regular backups of my PC, I work in IT and have lost count of people that say they have lost all their photos or whatever......
having said that I too get slack. Best of luck for future data ![]()
Burrum ? Would luv to but cant manage this time, forecast looks promising ![]()
Mike, I once accidentally deleated all the photos on my camera CD card. I downloaded and used the Uneraser program and got them all back ![]()
There are a few on the net for download but if you want to give me a yell, I'll email it to you, bit of rooting around but you or a mate will sort it ![]()
To test I just deleated all my GPS files on my GT11 SD card and used Uneraser to get what I wanted back
Takes some head scraching ![]()
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BOM still saying its gunna blow 25-35kts.....even with rain periods I think I am gunna take the chance. After all, I got pretty crap P.B.s at present that need a kick along. ![]()
Mikey 100, I was just wondering if you had any luck retrieving your lost data from either your computer, your card or GT11.
I see a few of the guys think it is possible.
Lets hope you did.
Can you let us all know?
Max