Use the function „save as“ instead of „export“. The route will be saved in the download folder on your pc.

I have an IPAD 11 Pro and that has a USB3 port. The OTG adapters are also available for the Lightning connection. The BWW normal USB cable is then connected to it.

The route must be saved as a GPX file on the IPAD and it will be stored in the download folder on the IPAD. Then copy this file to the connected Satnav to the GPX directory using the file manager of the IPad. Then eject Zumo and kick off. After the restart, the new route is offered for import. The next steps are shown in the videos of MRA.

Maybe this procedure will work for an iPhone as well.

@Jan-Pirard Hoi Jan, @Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master is een community moderator, gewoon lid dus en geen medewerker. Hij zal ongetwijfeld gedoeld hebben op het feit dat sinds 2013 MyRoute-app continu nieuwe functies heeft toegevoegd aan het betaalde (GOLD) én niet-betaalde (BASIC) lidmaatschap. Daarnaast is dit gedeelte van het forum Engelstalig, Nederlandstalige vragen of persoonlijke berichten dien je enerzijds in het Nederlandstalige forum, anderzijds via persoonlijk bericht te versturen. Vragen over je GOLD lidmaatschap dien je te stellen aan de officiële support via een ticket.

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@Jan-Pirard HiJan, @Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master is a community moderator, a member and not an employee. He will undoubtedly have been referring to the fact that since 2013 MyRoute-app has continuously added new features to the paid (GOLD) and unpaid (BASIC) membership. In addition, this part of the forum is English-language, Dutch-language questions or personal messages that you must send on the one hand in the Dutch-language forum, on the other hand by personal message. You should ask questions about your GOLD membership to the official support via a ticket.

Hi Drab, while what @Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master is saying is true, I do agree with you that it'd be nice to move the graph. In fact, I'd like to scale it too! I'll write it down. Thanks for the idea.

@Bart-4

Hallo Bart,

Kun je de route hier delen, dan kan ik het testen in mijn XT

Oh Luc I forgot to say there is also a Skip Waypoint option (Might be device but it is there on my Garmin, Android and Iphone.) So if you know you are passing close but the waypoint doesn't "trigger" you can skip it...

@Drabslab ok bedankt voor de tips

@peer-3 I have noticed this too and reported this issue to MRA on 11.May. I was e-mailed that they have a look at this. Until now I have not received news on this which is a little disappointing. Here in the Netherlands a (big) certain road has been opened for more than 1.5 years ago and OpenStreetMap has incorporated this almost immediately. However MRA still uses the old OSM-map from more that 18 months old...

@Drabslab said in Great suggestion list: map version:

Based upon user input, It appears that some map versions differ between navigation app and web application, or are outdated (see recent post on openmap) ?

Hello Drabslab, I also think this would be an really interesting information to know.

Thanks guys for the replies. I have not tried a recalculation, guess I didn't know there was such a thing. Nick, your picture, sums it up to a Tee bud. Also, you make an excellent question, "If you know you've gone off track and if you know what direction your headed." In one case I went to have lunch about 75 miles away from me, taking country roads, I've never been on, just enjoying the afternoon. Well it told me to take a left on a country road which I did, and then I started noticing a mile down the road it wanted me to do a Uturn to go back. Long story short on that one was my way point pin was just slightly off the main road and slightly on the side road ( I did not know this til I got back home and pulled it up on pc) so it thought I needed to stop there. But I got turned around in my head because when I went back to the way I came, and then made the left, (putting me back on the original road I was on to begin with), and started going again, it told me to turn around to go back to the turnoff I just came from, and watching the repeated turn around cues and mileage growing the further I got from it, and the closer I got to the town I was going I didn't know what turns I needed to make to get to the restaurant due to it keep telling me to turn around. I guess the skip feature is the best, but sometimes your not quite sure of surroundings so it's like, uhm yea, I think skip next waypoint, lol.

@Mark-Mueller

Helle Mark, Gold and Navigation are 2 separate things, which you also have to purchase separately, or in an all-in One package.

@Menno-Houthuijsen

Hallo Menno, het startpunt kun je zelf aanpassen bij iedere route uit MyRoute-App.
Hoe?
Klik op het routepunt waar jij je route wil laten starten, klik vervolgens op de 3 puntjes ... en klik dan op het vlaggetje met "Go". Je zal dan de vraag krijgen of je van dit routepunt je startpunt wil maken, en bij bevestigen, zal dit routepunt 1 worden en je routepunten worden hierop aangepast.
Wij als "RouteXperts' gebruiken de huidige kleuren van de routepunten voor:
Blauw: Standaard routepunt / vormingspunt
Geel: Bezienswaardigheid onderweg langs of dicht aan de route gelegen
Groen: Mooi plaats om een foto te maken
Rood: Stopplaats voor lunch / overnachting / koffie
Rose: Opletten, mogelijk wijkt Here & TT hier van elkaar af of let op Onverharde weg. In ieder geval waarschuwingen.

@Neil-Hinkins

Open the route, toen save as (track and poi), toen via Bluetooth transfer the route, must be possible. Never test it before🤷‍♂️

I strongly support this suggestion! I tend to participate in several ironbutt rides and certain POIs can be hundreds or thousands of miles away. It would be great to be able to upload my POI list, zoom out and still be able to see the POIs in order to start creating my routes. For us rally, long distance riders, this would be extremely useful. A "game changer" in all honesty! Keep up the good work MRA!👍

@Christian-Schrenk

Many thanks for that. For some reason i didn't see it when looking in the toolkit earlier. Probably looked but didn't see. Don`t know how i missed it. Many thanks for the heads up Christian

@Sybille
Hallo Sybille, Off-road heist hier nicht auf Straßen fahren. Deshalb wird nur die Verbindung zwischen 2 Punkten als Line dargestellt. Im Off-road Modus fährt man nur nach den örtlichen Gegebenheiten möglichst entlang der Routenlinie (Luftlinie) zum nächsten Wegpunkt. Man könnte auch sagen, man fährt Querfeldein.
Wenn Du im Kartenmaterial vorhanden Wege benutzen willst, dann solltest Du im Straßenmodus Deine Routen planen.

Übrigens: Die Forumssprache ist gemäß der Forenregeln englisch. Wenn Du zukünftig Fragen auf Deutsch stellen möchtest, da platziere sie bitte im Deutschsprachigen Forumsteil. Danke.