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I think such a button would fit nicely below the zoom buttons. But I don't think much development will be put in the current web planner.

helaas heb ik ook negatieve ervaring met vormingspunten overslaan en bij terug komen op route de route weer oppakken.

Hello dear MRA team, An idea and question to the MRA team here. Is it possible to optimize the topic of skipping waypoints in the CP / AA navigation under the MyRouteApp and the R7M display with the "BMW Wonder Wheel". Searching for the menu and then selecting and confirming is very cumbersome.... The R7M is a relatively new display with full "BMW Wonder Wheel" integration Web Info zum R7M Idea: So without going over the menu with the quick click, the "BMW Wonder Wheel" directly with double click on the right to skip a way point. I think the R7M team is very open to such solutions! We would be happy to hear from you. The question / the wish arose in the R1200LC Forum, where we also made such a request for the idea today to the R7M team. I have been able to do so many in the past in this R1200LC Forum Of the MyRouteApp, especially in connection with the R7M now particularly interesting. VG

@Th-Lee Thank you Carl for this detailed explanation. I did try the option 3 via Tread and it worked ok on a very simple route - I would guess that if you were building something complicated then you might run into issues with Tread trying to second guess what you wanted. The tip about using the SD card for file storage is a good one. It's nice to have all your files on hand and available to be reloaded anytime when you're on tour and I wouldn't want them being messed with by the Zumo. I used the XT3 for the first time on Tuesday for a trip of about 200 miles and it worked well. The screen is super clear, bright, easy to read. I liked it. Compared with my old Zumo 660 this is a great leap forward and it is much faster and easier to create routes on the device than it ever was on the 660. That does open up some new possibilities for route planning, but I will still prefer to build on MRA first and transfer to the Garmin later. Thanks again for your help.

@Corjan-Meijerink Congratulations to you both. May you have a ️ blessed life together with healthy kids and exciting trips ️ .

@Rob-Holliday Hi Rob, Welcome to MRA! Don’t worry about social media – we’re happy to help each other here. The DMD T665 is indeed a good choice for a 250cc dirt bike: small, robust, and waterproof. Since it’s an Android device, you can use multiple apps for navigation. For offroad use, the DMD app already includes topographic offline maps that show trails and terrain, so you can start using it right away. You can also install additional Android navigation apps, like Locus Map or OsmAnd, if you want more maps or routing features. For onroad use, MRA is ideal: you can simply follow the routes you already create in MRA on the DMD device. It works the same as on a regular smartphone, but waterproof and bike-specific. In short, the T665 plus the DMD maps give you a solid offroad foundation right away, with the option to use extra apps for even more flexibility.

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

welcome!

@Corjan-Meijerink Thanks mate, that slipped by me

@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.

Mooie trip! Ik kan niet zolang zonder mijn kleinkinderen Ik ga je zeker volgen. Veilige reis!

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