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Ik rijd ook in een auto met een aanhangwagen die is omgebouwd tot een Tiny Camper. Bij het gebruik van MRA heb ik tot nu toe mijn instelling op camper gezet en de complete voertuigcombinatie als lengte opgegeven. Dit bevalt me tot nu toe goed. Ik zorg er wel voor dat de navigatie me niet over landweggetjes voert.

@Edwin_M said in Closed road behaviour: on the 'but' side of things. Unfortunately I cannot say you're wrong.

Kijk eens op de site van JaVaWa, das iemand die best wel wat knowhow heedt van dit soort zaken: https://www.javawa.nl/ Ik heb het idee dat jet meer te maken heeft met de combi Garmin en Mac en niet zozeer MRA.

I use the app with AA on my Honda Africa Twin. I always Navigate Offline and over the last few months I've had very few glitches using the app. I think offline operation helps? Also the Honda AA screen (which is made by Garmin!!) has a built in GPS antenna so I never have had the position indicator lagging behind the actual position either. The Carpuride W702 does not have a dedicated GPS receiver as far as I'm aware?(not that it should be a prerequisite as the app seems to work well natively on a phone). Though I do believe that the Chigee units have.

Has been tweaked already - I will make sure this gets investigated.

Drove all day today. After 2 hours of driving 35% battery used. That is real progress. Phone stayed cool all day.

@Hns_Brwr said in benzine pompen dichtbij: je kan er bij route als track niet naar toe navigeren Klopt. Een track is een track, daar kun je geen WP op invoegen. Er is voor gekozen om de melding wel te tonen. Dat die lange tijd op "dichtbij" blijft staan heb ik helaas geen verklaring voor.

@Brian-McG, good find! To add to this, I don't think there is a maximum distance a tracklog can handle. There might be a limit of breadcrumbs though after which the resolution of a tracklog will decrease. Also I think I remember an occurence of an import of a very long tracklog into MRA, that also showed the resolution to be reduced. This can lead to the tracklog not following the road exactly.

height limitations?

@Sanktjohanser, most likely not enough waypoints, also traffic info throwing the route off, seasonal closures?

@MarcM, routeparameters aanpassen bij een geplande route levert een route zoals je hem niet hebt gepland. Dat is dus vrij zinloos. Beter is, zoals @Lex.Kloet.RX al aangeeft om je route te plannen als "snelste" en door middel van routepunten de Gothard pass te pakken in plaats van de tunnel. Dat geeft je de mogelijkheid om een aantal WP over te slaan met behoud van je route. Ju kunt natuurlijk ook altijd je route stoppen, naar een plak achter de tunnel navigeren (gewoon even aandrukken op je startscherm) en daarna weer de route herstarten.

Nice of you both to share some positivity Although there is certainly room for improvement, we sometimes forget that navigating with other apps or devices can also lead to unexpected things. Of course me too do suffer a crash sometimes or other funny (or less funny) things, but that is certainly not different from when I used multiple Zumo's.

@Herman-Veldhuizen said in First point is often ignored: I am quite sure that every new user will at some point get surprised by this nearest point issue. Considering the ZERO (+1) questions about it on the forum I am pretty sure it won't. I am not saying no improvement is possible, but I do think you are probably overthinking it. When the accuracy of the gps position is good, could it be a smaller? The problem with misplaced waypoints is not limited to the start. Whether a WP is hit or not does not depend on the position of the waypoint itself, but on the projected position ON the road. That means that the actual start of the routeline, or the little black dot you see on the road if you place a WP next to it. And YES, this feature IS limited to the start, because that is when you continuously get send back to it when you start a route passed that point a little bit, which often happens on parkinglots and driveways. There were MANY complaints about the app keeping you guided back to the start, so YES there actually was a need to treat the start differently. Or : can the app somehow check upfront wether the Start is misplaced? It is not about the start being misplaced, it is about the rider being misplaced at the start. I am used to the message from tomtom when i start navigating to a destination. It tells me the ETA. That is not a bad idea, but probably most useful in A2B routes (single destination routes). You could of course take a look at your screen too, before driving off And if you haven't done it yet, i suggest you try out Beeline one day. It doesn't support the concept of navigating to nearest point but is has an interesting way of skipping to next and previous. I have found myself in positions where I though some kind of back-button to skip back to the previous waypoint would come in very handy indeed. I find myself being too late pressing the revert button if a WP gets auto-skipped. That is because exactly at those moments I tend to be busy taking a wrong turn . So yes, I would welcome such a feature! please spare me from your analysis on me. It serves no purpose. Let's try to be respectful to volunteers who just try to be helpful.

@Hns_Brwr said in is 3 x volledig vast gelopen: op 1500km 3 maal volledig vast gelopen. nieuw starten vd tablet was de enige remedie laatste versie 4.4.0 Welk merk/type tablet heb je? Ik zie vaker dat dit soort apparaten, naast mobieltjes, vastlopen of andere problemen hebben.

if you have used route algorithm HERE and your way points are really exactly on the roads, may try to use for export gpx 1.0

@Jim-O-Dowd about #1: I don't have an idea - may refresh the page... about #2: click on a route point, you want to copy - a detail window pops up about this route point. There you can see - and copy - the coordinates of it. Then enter the copied coordinates in the search field (on top of the map view) and click "enter". The search algorithm will resolve the coordinates into a real address and will suggest it. Click on suggestion and you will get a new route point in your route. To enter favorites into a route: open a route, select "favorites" in left menue, scroll to your favorite and click on it. A selection menu pops up and you must click on the "+" icon. This will enter the selected favorite as route point into your route.

@Hns_Brwr Dat heb ik zelf ook meegemaakt bij een herberekening door afwijken van de route-als-track. Moest de navi herstarten om de boel weer recht te trekken.

Wellicht dat anderen een beter antwoorden maar ik redeneer even wat in het rond. De track waarmee je rijdt is in de basis vormvast en zou dus niet afwijken van het origineel. Toch zie je 2 verschillende "routes". Je hebt in de planner een route gemaakt met een aantal tussenpunten. De afstand tussen deze punten is blijkbaar dermate groot dat er ruimte is om een andere route te berekenen. Dit is denk ik de oorzaak van je probleem. Bij starten van route-als-track wordt een track gemaakt op basis van de route zoals deze in de routeplanner staat. Dat is de blauwe lijn in je scherm. De witte lijn is de route (dus niet route-als-track) gemaakt van routepunt naar routepunt op basis van de instellingen in je navigatie met de info van dat moment.