OK, so you want to keep your $1,000 smartphone in a warm pocket and protect it from the elements. Then you want to connect it, via an often unreliable connection, to a device that displays the smartphone’s screen with various limitations. You’re swapping the smartphone’s simple user interface for one that’s unfortunately quite different—and limited—due to AA and CP. Your smartphone in your pocket gets really warm, and the battery is flat after a few hours. So you pop an extra battery in your pocket alongside the heater. and here’s another point: https://forum.myrouteapp.com/post/77079 OR You buy an inexpensive smartphone and fit it in. All MRA functions are available straight out of the box. If you use a small tablet, the screen is big enough even for older men with presbyopia. You don’t have to bother with wireless and Bluetooth pairings; you just get going. You don’t even need a SIM card, because your $1,000 smartphone has a hotspot and reliably connects your small, cheap smartphone to the internet. Power consumption is much lower, even on the small smartphone, because it does what it’s optimised for: it displays images on the screen. Think about it…

@Corjan-Meijerink said: Calimoto pays Google to display their app above ours even when you search for MyRoute-app That says a lot about Calimoto and also about MRA

@Boštjan-Kreutz Similar to Will I run proximity alerted POI's for Picnic sites, Public Toilets, Dolmens and Ancient sites, Castles and WW2 defence heritage. Garmin devices do this sort of thing much better than MRA currently. That said I run MRA for navigation On my Africa Twin's Android Auto Screen and run the track of the route on the XT and use the XT for POI's. I started off looking for an alternative to Basecamp and my Zumo XT and have ended up using both The Zumo XT also allows much more descriptive information to be stored with POI's loaded onto the device via POI loader. For example, there is an old WW2/Cold war listening station near me. I took the info from a govt website that publishes information about built heritage there are 2000+ WW2 sites listed in Northern Ireland. [image: 1778075261256-b5b1437c-c11a-48ab-bfa5-1fe15163ac33-44987.png] So if I pick the radio direction finder site I get this information [image: 1778075493480-bda57e89-9c64-4bdf-add2-23e833b87803-47692.png] [image: 1778075405942-7f26eaf1-d42a-491b-ab6e-b6e911a6f204-48285.png] [image: 1778075574388-38355a66-2c2e-455d-9639-7d05084848cf-48723.png] So extensive notes can be attached to Garmin custom POI's something that MRA's implementation of custom Poi's isn't quite capable of yet (and perhaps never will be as Garmin POI information is stored locally on your machine or the device whereas MRA's info is kept in the cloud and therefore I would imagine space is at a premium.

@patrick-6q MRA offers many payment options: daily, monthly, annual, and even lifetime. Don't worry, it's practically the price of a coffee!

@Guzzist thank you for clearing that up for me. I will hold tight and hopefully this will get updated. MRA is my go to in 70% of my riding but I cant use it at all for BDR trips or any local ADV trips because everyone is sharing tracks with POI data for lockouts, etc. If MRA managed data with collections like OnX, Osmand and Garmin, it would definitely be the only tool I would need.

@Ioan-Dragulescu said in DMD T665 Phone + MyRoute App?: About the NOR7E, the thing that bothers me a bit, besides the price and the size, is that they have that screw on power cable. I get their point, reliability and robustness but ... sometimes convenience is nice :), and the pogo pins do offer that. That’s also why I won’t be buying a Nor7e. A screw-type power connection is fine in itself, but then please make it like the Carpe Iter V4: on the side, where it’s easy to access in addition to pogo pins. I suspect there will be many frustrated owners who mount a Nor7e behind the windshield and then quickly break the screw terminal because it’s so fiddly. I’ll wait until Thork builds a twin to the Nor7e that has an easier-to-use connection, one that also caters to non-hardcore enduro users...

@Bouke-Ent merci

Ok, I thought it was about availability. The headline asks for a list.

A third device will NEVER be a blocking problem, it is the fourth device in a month that does that. Adding a third device will just show you the "my devices" window where you can dismiss one of your devices.

@Lex.Kloet.RX Thanks

I did find an easy solution. https://mygeodata.cloud/ drag the tracking file, follow the prompts, choose many file formats including excel. Then download. It makes a folder with a "track-points” file with the data and “track” file which I think just has the file/track name. thanks everyone for the help

I sold my TT550 and 500 because there are obsolete! I use only NN on my iPhone and Carpe Iter. The XT2 or 3 is more, in my case, for Dirty and Offroad driving on a track.

@AWDC-LAO said in Verwijderen van routes in eigen bibliotheek: @Nomko-Nomden : veel moed met je dochter en hopelijk geneest ze snel en goed, zonder een goede gezondheid is er geen normaal leven. Dank!!! Zo zie ik het ook, als het goed gaat met mijn dochter, gaat het ook goed met mij

There are two apps: MRA and NN. It’s no coincidence, but rather by design, that you can use both on an iPhone, iPad or Carpe Iter. Use MRA for navigation, and use Navigation Next for a smooth journey.

Great, many thanks for your swift response

@Miche-Motsiklet I'm glad I could help Have a nice day Pieter

See this this topic. After selecting the TTS engine on my Android phone the voice instructions became louder!