Set Map to HERE format and download using garmin old 1.0

Yeah broke my camera. just ordered the Vibration damper. should help.

@Drabslab
This kind of roadbook (prayer book) is originally used for car rallye sport (by Co driver). For Motorbike it had to be transformed from book to that systen, because there is no Co driver who is able to read an to tell (pray) to the driver.

Modern devices may no longer use paper, but may be electronic. Still used for long distance rallyes like Dakar Rallye.

@Edward-Albanese
Open the desired route, Page menue , share, link

@Mark-Davies-1

Look:
https://forum.myrouteapp.com/topic/339/mra-navigation-op-groot-scherm-op-een-gsa

@Chris-Nogues Can you please tell us what you mean by "this app" and "nav app"? MRA is a family of apps; a routeplanner, a navigation app and a video application.

@Luc-Watty

Hallo Luc, nog niet, nog even geduld

The problem has been solved, Timo will announce this on the forum today.

I did notice that I do see road names, just not as often as I am used to.

Also, if I turn off 3D mode, I do so a lot more road names so I think that will work.

Joe

@Bruce-4 Si es posible responder su pregunta en inglés, es posible que obtenga una mejor respuesta ya que hay más angloparlantes. ¿Qué problema tienes?

I reported it to the development team, he's on the list. Thanks for passing on.

@Chris-3u 👍

@Chris-3u It depends on how you "construct" your holiday.

What you can do is make an outline of a, let's say 5 days, trip on one route; This roundtrip only contains the guestimated main routepoints; starting and end points, and main places to visit. With the new MRA calculator it is now very easy to build such routes and cut the whole journey into e.g. 300 km stretches for each day. The final version for 5 days has maximum 15 waypoints.

Keep that route (R0 - Outline), split the route in 5 seperate routes (D1 -D5) and start detailing each route. That usually leads to the route becoming longer :-).

With the "add routes" function of the routeplanner, it is very easy to copy a fully detailed trip back in the R0 and delete the few overlapping routepoints from the original R0. As you progress, you have your full journey calcualted in the R0.

Probably for the same reason Garmin corrupts TomTom routes, and often even Garmin routes... Importing routes from any platform to any platform will introduce "corruption" as you call it. Fact is that any platform will calculate the route between routepoints as it sees fit, given the many parameters like map and settings.

Mostly I just import a track from the gpx, and redraw the route myself. I think that it works quicker and more certain than any automatic import function.