@arian-van-duijne Jazeker kan dat. Onderweg kan dat een uitkomst zijn maar ik zou je niet aanraden om van scratch af aan een nieuwe route op je telefoon te maken. Tenzij je toch een rondrit wilt doen of een A-B route. Je moet er dan wel rekening mee houden dat je dan toch verrassingen tegen kan komen onderweg.

@Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master looks like it was created in a Garmin app. I'll try loading as a track.

thank you guys...much appreciated

The easiest way to avoid this type of situation is to PLAN your route. The RoutePlanner is a very powerful tool and things like country borders are very clearly identified using the OpenStreetMap.

@HighPeakRider There are two products in the MyRoute-app family. The RoutePlanner (website) and MyRoute-app (phone app). RoutePlanner: This is available in 3 forms, Basic, Silver and Gold. The Silver and Gold versions are subscription based and have many more features to the free Basic version. The RoutePlanner is used for planning your routes only, no navigation. MyRoute-app (the phone app) This has two options, the app is free and will link via the cloud to your RoutePlanner account. The free version is capable of doing most things that the website does. In addition, if you wish to use the app for navigation, then you need a subscription for navigation, this will add the navigation module to your app.

@Ronny-Schenkels-0 Bedankt voor de terugkoppeling. Ik heb het doorgezet naar de support afdeling.

@Ray-Blighe-0 quindi i punti di interesse (waipoint) se li metto tutti con la manina ( ) funzionano ? e li vedo sul Garmin Zumo 595

@Nomko-Nomden https://info.myrouteapp.com/blog-routes-loading-garmin-zumo-xt/

@Con-Hennekens I think I did. I'll watch more closely when I place my waypoints.

@Aiello-antonino So do I.

@René-en-Charissa-Bol https://forum.mapcreator.here.com/

@Jack-van-Tilburg thks for your reply - Yes/No I was lookin on the mobile for this, but can't find this. Obviously I've managed it now ... Regards from the Stuttgart area Martin

@Corjan-Meijerink that would really be great

@Rob-Verhoeff Bedankt voor de hulp, hiermee was het inderdaad opgelost!

Thanks you i think i need to upgrade as i am on the free version. Thank you anyway

@Erwin-Vermeulen bij de herinstallatie is de knop om Explore niet te installeren half verborgen. Maar je kunt een track wel zeker onder je route leggen (ik ga er vanuit dat je dat bedoelt). Je moet, als je met Explore werkt, de track die je wilt zien toevoegen aan een verzameling, dat kan bij "Sporen". Ik werk met Explore en ik heb een verzameling "Actieve route" gemaakt en de track die ik wil rijden daaraan toegevoegd. In de XT kun je dan de verzameling zichtbaar/niet zichtbaar maken: Instellingen Kaart en voertuig Kaartlagen Verzamelingen Daar kun je de verzamelingen die je wilt zien, aan en uit zetten met een vinkje. In die verzamelingen kun je van alles zetten. Dat kunnen dus sporen zijn, maar ook jouw eigen POI's. Zo heb ik verschillende verzamelingen aangelegd voor motorhotels, alpenpassen, bikertreffens, etc. Al mijn tracks voor mijn vakantie ed, zet ik in een aparte verzameling en degene die ik rijd, gaat naar actieve route.

@John-B-1 Hey, bitte die GPX 1.1 verwenden und die geladene Route aufrufen und dann ganz wichtig. Den ersten Startpunkt wählen und niemals den zweiten denn das ist das Ziel ohne WP zu berücksichtigen..! Also sehr wichtig denn nur wenn Du den Startpunkt wählst berücksichtigen der Nav N6 dann auch die geplanten WP, es hilft auch die Routeneinstellung im Nav N6 dabei auf Kürzere Strecke zu stellen damit das Navi kein ausschlagen erzeugt Aber ich empfehle ab jetzt nur noch diese Lösung.!! BMW Cradel Halterung MyRoute App [image: 1692985806686-img_1970.jpeg]

@Kenneth-de-Miranda This is a well known problem with the ZumoXT as well. The connector doesn’t work with with a Mac in conjunction with the ZumoXT and/or the ZumoXT 2 due to the fact that both devices are android based units. I use my IPad and the Garmin Drive app for route transfer to my ZumoXT.

@D-A-Wakefield said in Base maps and POI's: What is the difference between the different base maps when using them in different navigation devices, be it Garmin, phone, BMW's TFT? Will they not work or do they not really make a difference? In theory, there shouldn't be a big difference between the maps, as they all presumably attempt to have digital maps that accurately represent the real world and calculate routes in the "optimal" way. However, in practice there can be quite a bit of deviation between different maps, depending on the circumstances and specific situation/location where you are planning. These differences are mainly caused by 2 things: differences in the actual maps. Changes to roads are not instantly transferred from the real world to the map and each map provider has its own process to incorporate changes into their maps, so maps can deviate, both from the real world and each other (usually temporarily). Also, sometimes changes are reported erroneously, causing map errors. differences in the routing algorithms. Each map provider has its own definition of what constitutes an 'optimal' route and how to calculate it. For example, HERE is known to avoid (river) ferries (possibly just the ones that don't sail to a fixed schedule) and instead route its users over the nearest bridge, when "fastest" routing is used. TomTom doesn't do that. For that reason, it is recommended to plan routes using the map (and routing settings) that best match the device or app your are going to use to do the actual navigation, to minimise these deviations. An additional complication, specifically for systems that use downloaded maps (such as most navigation devices), is that the maps on the device may be older than what is available online, which can cause deviations even when using the same map provider.

Maybe not for many, but I can image this being beneficial for some. Although I have serious doubts about using navigation on a circuit... It would probably be very easy to implement a function to "restart route after finishing it." and even do a lap count. It is up to the devs if they want to put effort in that