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I Found a thread of my interest... I see thread is opened in English... I see 2 answers in English, but... Someone writes in Dutch or German (i do not know) and ALL post is written on different language that started. Perhaps YOU know Dutch or German, not me. And perhaps not Thread stated knows also. Is so difficult to follow initial Language? What happes if every one writes in his language? Empiezo a estar cansado de esta desconsideración al resto de usuarios del Foro. Regards

@PentAr De MRA-techniek werkt perfect, maar er zijn bepaalde regels waarmee je bij het gebruik en de planning rekening moet houden. Wie niet bereid is zich aan deze regels te houden, maar zijn eigen fouten bij de planning of tijdens het rijden van een route probeert af te schuiven op de techniek, kan net als vroeger beter een kaart in zijn tanktas stoppen. Dan kun je de route naar believen om de paar minuten aanpassen. MRA technology works perfectly, but there are certain rules to follow when using or planning a route. Anyone who isn’t prepared to follow these rules, but instead tries to pass off their own mistakes in planning or navigating a route as technical faults, should, as in the old days, pop a map into their tank bag. Then you can change your route every few minutes, as you please.

Great to hear.

From laptop to Zumo (I have the XT2 but it is the same as I've read the manual), there are some options. Use the connector direct from MRA as mentioned above. That is a USB cable requirement. Save the route as a GPX 1.1 (route, track, POI) to your laptop hard drive. Copy and paste this route to a GPX folder on your Zumo. My strong suggestion would be to insert an SD card and create the GPX folder on there. That way, the Zumo doesn't get to mess with it until you import it and you get to delete and re-import as many times as you like. If it's on the device itself, once you delete, it's gone. This is also a USB cable requirement obviously. Tread app. Download the MRA route (from the MRA app on your phone) to your phone files. The process is this: 'Routes & Tracklogs - open route - scroll along the very bottom line and click the down arrow - select gpx1.1 (route, track POI) - Download. Your phone will then give you the option of where to send it. Pick Tread. Then the fun begins. If you've built a good route, Tread should replicate it and it will sync to the XT3 if you're all connected up properly. This is the wireless way so can be used when out and about with no laptop. There are plenty of help options for if any of this goes wrong. On here and Zumo User Forums. Not much on there about XT3 yet but you can find all this on the XT2 pages as very similar. I may have missed something out slightly but I think that's about right. Happy messing about.

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

...ned to add/update my last post: now the DMD Remote-2 controller is supported by MyRoute-App. So I'm totally happy

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 here, and greetings from Germany.

@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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