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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

@Boštjan-Kreutz MRA is exporting your route and track in a gpx file by exactly the names as you named your route and track. Also with blanc spaces in names! So, it's up to you - if you intend to use this gpx files in other systems - to prevent blanc spaces in names. MRA is able to operate with blanc spaces, but other systems might not! You can check it easily by yourself: open a saved gpx file by a text editor - there you can see the names of routes and tracks inside. If you are transferring a route from MRA by using format gpx 1.1(route, track, POI) to Garmin devices - then Garmin is doing by it's import routine that name formation, what you noticed. In the Garmin devices, you will find routes in the route chapter and tracks in the track chapter. And if Garmin is shortening route/track names - it's also up to you to use proper (short) names in MRA during planning. About organising: MRA is the best place, to organise and keep your routes and tracks (if you don't use Garmin BaseCamp). So, if you are doing route planning in MRA, then the routes are "archived" in the same time. If you transferred a gpx file of such a route to a Garmin device, did your ride along this route, then afterwards the gpx in the Garmin is no longer needed and can be deleted. Usually, you don't have much space in Garmin device. You can activate "Track Recording" in yor Garmin devices, can export after a ride this track as gpx file, and can import it to MRA. So you will have a complete History archived in MRA (planned route and completed ride). But why so complicated? Why you don't use a mobile device with MyRoute-App for navigation, instead of using a Garmin for navigation? The big big advantage is: you can switch on automated synch between MRA and MyRoute-App on your mobile device. So you don't need any longer create gpx files and no file transfer. You can also log your ride in MyRoute-App, this will also be synched to MRA; then it's archived. Additionally: if you record your ride as track - and take photos by the mobile with MyRoute-App - then this photos will be included in the track, and also synched to MRA. Try it - you will love it...

Hello, For the export of planned routes or recorded tracks to the BMW-CRA / the BMW-CRN, use the GPX 1.1 format from the MRA planning or the MRA-Next app. Important for routes: no more than 50 WP incl. start and finish Routes that have a course like an 8 can be problematic at the overlap ... Important for tracks: Tracks are well executed VG

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. First tip: download maps for offline usage if reception is poor! That’s a nice sofa behind you in the photo

@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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