@Corjan-Meijerink
In fact when I compose a route I often make a backup copy before modifying the original and in this case I lose the photos and the notes

We could perhaps choose to import or not the notes and the photos, in this way we satisfy all the users? those who want to import them can and those who don't want to can too

@LR Als TomTom User könntest Du deine Routen auf https://mydrive.tomtom.com hochladen. Dort weden die Baustellen plakativer dargestellt und es werden auch Baustellen angezeigt, die bei MRA nicht vorhanden sind.
Das mache ich bei längeren Touren fast immer so.

@dungbeetle

On a phone you would need to open the route by clicking on it then you will see the Distance, Duration, number of Waypoints and Travel Mode.
For a single 1 day route I would prep everything needed for that day.
If I’m on a Tour I always take my iPad Pro with me as i get the full benefit of the PC experience on the iPad Pro.

Good find, but hardly a problem.

@Con-Hennekens Ik zie geen verschil tussen de NL en de GB versie, m.u.v. de duur van de route. In het Engels doe ik er een minuut langer over 😁

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@Micheal-Jennings hahaha yeah, that can happen.
I always rotate the map till it's visible 🙂

@Rob-Verhoeff
So it is.
Even though the features "skip RP" and "offroad segment" behave similarly, they seem to be designed/implemented differently.
But what exactly does "skip" mean? It is not "ignore", because the RP is still part of the route. Obviously, only the calculation towards this point is not carried out, but it is simply connected by a direct line.
But there must be another aspect that prevents the last RP from being skipped.

@Corjan-Meijerink That's the best answer to end this discussion.

@andeh
Choose No when you get that question on the XT2. Best is to use the connector on the website when you use gpx 1.2 and not the Tread app to transfer the route

@Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master nee, volgde de route en ging ineens van 53 minuten naar iets meer dan 20

@Chris-Smith that can be correct. In the 1.1 Version you see the shapingpoints (not waypoints), but the XT calculate its own route. So, if you have only a few shapingpoints in your route, the deviation might be a lot more, as if you force the XT the calculate the route by more shapingpoints. That means: go back to your routeplanning and add more shapingpoints. When you transfer the new route, it will be all right.

If you transfer the 1.2 version, you only have to set the re-calculation in "off" position, set back, reLex and ride your route 😊

@Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master many thanks for the information. I’ll give it a go and let you know how I get on.
Also, it now called Favorites on the XT, not Saved Places. Even though the manual and all the other information still refers to Saved Places.

Das sieht wie ein Fehler in den Kartendaten aus. Wie Nick schon sagt, Meldung an Here machen.

Google, TomTom und Openstreet macht es wohl richtig.
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@Gary-ccam Thanks for posting this! 🙂

We are indeed working on the stability as we are on features!
Battery usage (and thus heat generation) is a known issue and we are working with HERE to get it resolved. The root cause is within their software.

Well done MRA app next

Thanks ❤

@BD-1
Morning Hans - issues is resolved!

I had a SanDisk Ultra USB plugged in at the same time my Zumo XT was plugged in. Removing the SanDisk allowed the connector app to seek out the Zumo as intended. Removing both the USB and Zumo and using the connector app gave me the error message there is no device.
When the USB and Zumo are connected to the PC, the connector app is sending the file to the Garmin folder on the USB only.

Appreciate your kind assistance in trying to solve my problem - appears to have been 'self inflicted' !

Best regards,

BD

@Herko-ter-Horst, yes that would really be great!