Wow! No Billy big Balls tutorial. Thanks for getting me started

Your clips are JUST what I was looking for. Thank you!

Your clips are so clear and helpful. Thank you!

But I cant even see a transfer button on basecamp when I'm connected!!!

How do you get the new track onto your Garmin?

Thanks for this, I thought I must be stupid because I couldn’t make head nor tail of the Garmin manual. Excellent clear explanation.

Thank you very well done...

another great Vid thanks again, you have saved me so much time.

Hi, and thank you for creating the videos that you have, so what is best to use for waking, tracks? I am looking at doing the Coast to Coast in 2021 and so purchased a guide and it came with downloadable tracks, so do I need to make them into routes? and in regard to Tracks, if I stop overnight will the Garmin pick up on the track so as to allow me to continue the walk, and lastly so to speak, I have looked at the same site and this has the Pennine way mapped as waypoints, think these are more general as these are guides as to the direction one takes and so one can decided on the path? thank you in advance for your help.

I recently purchased a Garmin Etrex and didn't have a clue how to use Basecamp. But thanks to your easy tutorial, I'm now a very confident user!

Hey where did you get the map your using ? Ta

This is a very belated kudos comment. I recently acquired a Garmin Zumo gps for motorcycling purposes, appropriate supplementary maps for off-road routes on an sd card and, necessarily, downloaded Basecamp. What a totally befuddling and unintuitive piece of software, and their video tutorials are useless. So, I went searching on KZfaq and I must have looked at five or six commentators before I found you. They all no-doubt knew whereof they spoke, but as instructors, they were not very good. You, on the other hand, are a brilliant instructor. I could actually follow along as you guided me through each process; just little touches such as putting a yellow circle to high-light the cursor as you move it about...others would be "I go here, I go there" and I am going "what, wait, where are you"; lots of little details like that set your videos apart. Methinks perhaps a teacher in "real life"?? Anyway, excellent, very helpful and I am sincerely grateful.

What a breath of fresh air. I get my garmin etrex out of the cupboard every couple of years and tear my hair out as I try to navigate (no pun intended) my way around, to me, the totally non-intuitive BaseCamp app before throwing it back in the cupboard or just taking it along for the walk in case I need to check my position. How I wish I'd seen this when it was published. Thank you so much for a clear, step by step, non USA orientated tutorial. I look forward to learning more ------- at last!!!!

Mine doesn't have the divide tool

Thank goodness for you, dead easy and clear. My new eTrex and PC were about to go through the window after 2 nights getting nowhere viewing the appalling "Garmin" produced video tutorials. How such a big established company feels its OK to provide such rubbish I'm not sure. Many thanks for taking the time to do this.

Thank you , Very clear and concise

This set of videos deserves far more views. There are a lot of good Basecamp videos (and some bad ones) around which say they are for beginners but very few of them actually are. These absolute beginner videos really are just that and have managed to get me going on Basecamp. Many thanks.

Thanks I watch all you videos you explain it very well x

So that's how you do it. Thank you very much.

I want you to come read me stories at bed time...

Nice and clear, a "no fuss" approach to getting started - thank you.

Didn't know about that and But I'm new to creating routes...

really straightforward and helpful

Thanks from me too, I've now started cleaning up saved tracks going back to 2012 , was a real mess but heaps more to do....

HELLO, as an ex soldier i have always used the belt and braces method for map reading eg map and compass, now I'm out of the forces I'm thinking of buying a garmin sat nav for walkers. What really impressed me was your clear and concise way of explaining the subject and the precision of the way you were using the app.

This is a very helpful video. Thank you for doing this.

Parabéns. Tutorial fácil de entender. Assisti do site da Garmin, mas este aqui foram ótimos. Quem sabes não faz outros. Conhecimento é para sempre, não importa o tempo, quando é feito com amor e carinho se estende ao infinito.

gray line doesnt let me do anything. fucking garmin

Thank you, I spent a bit of time on the Garmin site with not much success, after watching your video I now have three track save for my Great Smoky Mountian National Park trip.

Hooray! An explanation that's clear and concise. Thank you.

Thankyou again for your help I created my first track and transferred to my garmin . You have made the process easier and not intimidating.

Thankyou for sharing your knowledge thanks to you I'm understanding basecamp , wud be lost without your videos

Thank you, very helpful...

Fantastic and Easy to Understand

I’ve tried for a while to get my head around BaseCamp. Followed your example and managed to do a great walk. Thank you for restoring my confidence.

Thank you for creating all these wonderful and informative tutorial videos. They have been a great help.

I bought a GPSMAP 64s and it hasn't yet arrived but I'm wondering if I've got the right thing. Can these handheld GPSs take me to an address without knowing where it is on a map, like if I only knew the address details of a postcode, street name and house number etc? Something like car drivers use but that works for both walkers and drivers. I hope I've got the right device.

Hi Carol, Just wanted to thank you for taking the time to make these videos. Very useful for those of us who have older GPS units (and are older units ourselves and not all that tech savy - lol) and just want to use it for the basics.

I know these have been out for a while, but I wanted to thank you for taking the time to make them. I learned a lot.

nice! thank you. kept it simple, very clear. :)

Thank you for your informative videos.. they've helped me a great deal !!

you can also just hold Alt and then drag the route as you wish. #hatebasecampsomuch

Thanks for the post. Basecamp is like something from the 1980's. Can you provide advice on how continue adding to the end of a route?

I'm so pleased that the videos have helped, happy motorcycling !

Hello! Just bought myself a Garmin 680t to use on my motorcycle adventures. Was very pleased to find your excellent collection of tutorials - thank you (from Oregon, USA)!

Great videos! Thanks for sharing!

Thank you so much I was getting so angry with this program I thought it should have been as simple as click and drag like google maps!