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@Richard-Blaauw Dat is echt een ingewikkeld en ingewikkeld pad [image: 1777490285166-bec9ac64-c6ff-484b-903c-66e39505bb2c-image.png] om uit te zoeken waar of waarom het probleem kan veroorzaken, zou meer tijd kosten dan ik kan missen Mijn suggestie is om de route op te splitsen in meerdere secties en te controleren of elke sectie correct functioneert begin dan secties aan elkaar te koppelen en controleer of het pad/route/spoor nog steeds klopt zoals ik al zei, is het nog een lange weg om te vinden waar eventuele problemen liggen, maar ik ken geen andere, eenvoudigere manier that is really a messed up convuluted path to work out where or why it may be causing an issue would take more time than I can spare my sugestion would be to split the route into multiple sections & check each section functions correctly then start joining sections together, checking that the path/route/track is still correct as I said a long way to go about finding where any problems lie but I dont know another simpler way

I got this message 3 - 4 times on a days riding last weekend, quite annoying when your leading a group and your Nav stops

Vandaag weer last van, na verbreken van WiFi met carpuride, kreeg ik weer een GPS update. Google maps werkte Wel Goed. Kom maar op met die 5.1

@Kerry-Lebel said in BDR Route GPX Support: ...When you import the GPX file, it will convert the tracks into 'Route-Track' and the POI data is not imported... Yes, that's the current situation in MRA: if a gpx contains a track - and POI - then MRA will only import the track. But not the POI. It's also common in Europe, to share rides by a track, not by route. Because routes are mostly different after importing in different devices. It's the nature of a track, it has only 2 points visible: the start and the end point. Therefore creators of such tracks includes often POI to support the navigation (p.e. gas stations, restaurants, view points, monuments, check points, etc.) It's often discussed here by several users, but there is no "official" statement by developers, if they will include it in future...

@Nick-Carthew said in Exporting MRA Planned Routes to a Garmin XT3: @Guzzist Can this be done using the MRA mobile app? Open route, tap the download icon and select .gpx 1.1 now tap the Download button and then tap Export. Does the Garmin Tread app appear to export the file to? ...I think, it's the same: creating an export (gpx) from MRA - or as you mentioned by MyRoute-App. Then uploading to Tread app. Could be: if the Tread App is installed on mobile, and you longpress on the just created gpx file and select in the context menu "open by" and select the Tread app - it will instantly be uploaded. But may in the default folder "unsorted". By the long way for upload, you can select a specific destination folder. By the way: if there is a mobile in place with MyRoute-App installed - why not using it for navigation directly?

Well done my friend! Happy for you and thank you BOTH for the time and effort your putting into MRA. I see the feedback and also see the changes you have implemented. I love my MRA!!!!

Hi, it is not Eiffel but nice. The owners drives bike as well. https://www.cafe-hotel-aroma.info/

Okay, I just created the test routes in the new app version V5.0.1-438. Maybe the web planner = the route lab that works better

@Raul-Arteaga Welcome to the forum.

@M.-Plokkaar wat @Nick-Carthew zegt is uiteraard waar. MRA is wel gebouwd in er routes mee te navigeren. De hele rompslomp van converteren naar een track is helemaal niet nodig. Het werkt perfect met een route

@Lynchy67 It is on the list for major maintenance of the website, just like being able to export multiple routes in one go. Please be patient.

@Garry-Davis exactly, that would have been my second advice, but you are one step ahead. You can choose your beloved app, to count a route to the petrolstation

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