@Jean-Stoks, bij mij wel [image: 5a2f8dac-46c0-4492-be48-95ea26aa2d45-image.png] Daarvoor moet je wel online zijn, het wordt gezocht in de online bibliotheek, misschien dat het daar fout gaat?

@Rob-Verhoeff Thank you, that makes sense

@Rob-Verhoeff Thanks.

@Hubert-Thoring thanks for the appreciation post! We work quite hard with the small team we have!

@Corjan-Meijerink misschien iets voor in de toekomst

@Corjan-Meijerink Great!!!

@Con-Hennekens i think i found a way. if i make a straight route in app (in dutch bestemming en recht) i can make route. then went i want to add pertrol station i select 3 dots (right under) and select add stop and search for petrol stations.

@PeterKerkhof, In Android zijn eigenlijk alle zoek-vensters voorzien van zo'n microfoon symbooltje. Het zou best praktisch kunnen zijn om dat ook in de MRA app door te voeren. In hoeverre dat technisch mogelijk is, geen idee...

@Johan-Ri als je in de app rondrit gebruikt kun je het menu onderin zichtbaar maken. Dat tref je nog wat aanpassingsmogelijkheden. Als je de generator in de web module gebruikt nog meer

@Daryl-Saunders-Qld-Australia no worries! Happy to reply And indeed, just enter your destination, select fastest road, mute instructions and you’re practically free driving only with the directions to where you are heading anyway Convenient right?

@Corjan-Meijerink I can only agree with the opinion of the previous speakers. The lack of information about upcoming waypoints is the biggest shortcoming in the MyRoute app. There is no information at all in Carplay and in the app it is only a half-hearted solution. I already presented a solution in January. Unfortunately, it has not been implemented for half a year. With the following option, every user could set the waypoint information according to their needs. With the value 0 m, the next waypoint is constantly displayed, as in version 4.0.2 from July 2023. [image: 1704564232795-img_1645.jpeg]

The BMW app (used in the cradle) receives the input information (wunderwheel) from the cradle itself. Besides that, apparently, the keycodes sent by Remotek-One are also accepted. The latter is easy (we do it too), the former is kinda hard because we cannot use the cradle like that. Options for us to support the wunderwheel already exist. We support WunderLINQ and the Carpe Iter BMW controller. Unfortunately it's not possible for us to simply read the input from native motorcycle buttons.

@Corjan-Meijerink Thanks Corjan, I just tested the actual version with an Android Phone, and it worked quit well with an WundrLinq 1st gen., good job! I have some suggestions on improvement of the MyRout App GUI, minor, but in my opinion usefull changes. I like to share a wordfile with you. How?[image: WunderLinq.JPG]

@Corjan-Meijerink Understood, I guessed that would be the case.

@Peter-Schiefer said in (D)Riding modus without A to B route: Speed data on Sat system are very very often wrong. I interpreted this as a claim that GPS speed measurement is not accurate. Therefore I felt the need to correct that. Maybe I was misinterpreting?

@Peter-Schiefer said in V4.2.1 Erster Test, Top , das ist Aufgefallen: Tja und die MRA next App Planung funktioniert auch mit der App auf dem Tablett offline. Echt? Also wie Basecamp welches ich installiere auf dem Laptop und via USB auf mein Garmin übertrage?

A new update is being submitted today! I will announce all details later today Regardless of that, the app just remains on your phone if the period expires but we cannot extract test information from it anymore. On iOS however you can simply update from the App Store if you don't wish to use the TestFlight anymore. In the foreseeable future, I'm pretty confident we will update the beta at least within the 90 days

@michaelblaas-nu yes, after this we will put some more time into CP / AA

@Corjan-Meijerink a feature I'd definately like to see. Previously I used the live weather radar on my Garmin, if the forecast had suggested rain along Mt route, to see storms ahead. Prompting me to either stop for a break and sit it out or to preemptively put on waterproofs. The Garmin had both a "weather along route" forecast as well as a live rain radar feed that was updated frequently enough to be useful. I accept that there maybe a cost implication. No idea if there's a free api out there for this data or not... Currently traversing France, North to South, and the weather looks poor for today ️