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  1. Tiglet

    Tiglet Vintage Member

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    Hopefully everything works out ok for you Daniel and we get to enjoy your company again :)
     
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  2. steve lovatt

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    That's great news Daniel - I hope you get the all clear and can get back to flying. :cool:
    I will be disappointed if you can't make the Mosel trip though. :(
     
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  3. Wessa

    Wessa Cruising

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    Think in the positive Daniel, get back to work and get on the trip..... Life is all good, I hope it works out.
    Wessa
     
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  4. andypandy

    andypandy Crème de la Crème

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    Hope everything works out well for you Danny Boy (and soon). I too hope we can have a beer or three together in Bad Bertrich.
     
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  5. Winglad

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    #345 Winglad, May 21, 2018
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    So guys, I am just working on a way to share route data with you...

    I can plan routes on google-maps and share the data.

    So, THIS IS A TEST!!!

    https://goo.gl/maps/mB5oZr38RRt

    Can you all use this link to transfer the route to your satnav-device?
     
  6. Havit

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    Why don't you Germans let us use our little yellow Man so we can look about:p
     
  7. Rooster

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    Hi given my recent experience with MyRoute and my Garmin SatNav, I will just replicate the route in Garmin Basecamp.

    Is this a final route or do you intend to modify it?
     
  8. steve lovatt

    steve lovatt Something else

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    I can open it in google maps and transfer it to my phone!
    Not sure if I can transfer it to my satnav though.

    By the way it says:
    "This route crosses through Belgium."
    but that's never bothered you boys before! :joy::joy:
     
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  9. andypandy

    andypandy Crème de la Crème

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    That's dandy Daniel (very good). I haven't got a sat nav but hopefully some wizard will be able to download it to theirs.
     
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  10. Winglad

    Winglad Crème de la Crème

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    No, it is just a test.
    I made a bucket list of the sights you guys said, you‘d like to see.
    This is the list:

    https://www.google.com/maps/placelists/list/1Ilg-aIyHualOygbInWQB25ZUhxY?hl=de

    (You can see that Monschau is quite offset...)

    From this, I intend to plan 1, or 2 routes for us and try them before we meet. I am still toying with google maps and I am not too excited about their software, but my old nav-software went bankrupt and was not able to share routes anyway...
    I think some of you use MyRoutes !? Can you transfer their routes to your smartphone?
     
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  11. Winglad

    Winglad Crème de la Crème

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    We still have some time.
    Regardless of the ‚linky-stuff‘, I will provide you with the different waypoints addresses or coordinates separately!
    I like using the good ole map as well and bought a motocycle travel map...
    1DF35704-E968-4282-A718-F907A694DD7B.jpeg

    They offer tour-recommendations as well.
     
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  12. Winglad

    Winglad Crème de la Crème

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    I like the word “Buttergebäck” (buttercookies) :yum
     
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  13. crispey

    crispey crispey creme de la creme

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    currently my route app will not transfer to a mobile, it used to through a 3rd party like sygic but this option seems to have disappeared which is a shame as more and more people are using their mobiles for navigation
     
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  14. steve lovatt

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    Must remember to bring my "Motorradtourenkarte"
    Can't wait - Deutschland wir kommen! IMG_20140824_143029120_HDR.jpg IMG_20140825_162517941_HDR.jpg IMG_20140828_113733407.jpg IMG_20140829_122802935_HDR.jpg IMG_20140824_143817023_HDR.jpg IMG_20140901_171557901_HDR.jpg

    :cool::cool:
     
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  15. Winglad

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    #355 Winglad, May 21, 2018
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    So this could be a real tour-suggestion for seeing Monschau and some Eifel Maare (a circular volcanic landform, often filled with water, resulting from explosive ash eruptions) and also dropping by at the Nürburgring (if only for a sandwich :p):

    Tour no.1: Hotel - Monschau - Nürburgring - Hotel

    https://goo.gl/maps/AUesKMbqag82

    Cheers!

    (I still have to figure out, what happens, if you leave the route, or restart your nav-device; can you pick up the route again after interrupting?)
    Edit: I just found out: if the smartphone should for some reason close the app, you can alter the route and ‚jump in‘ from your present position!
     
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  16. steve lovatt

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    OK Daniel. You can download your route off google maps to a satnav (at least to my Garmin Zumo).
    You need to use a free bit of software called gpsvisualizer -(http://www.gpsvisualizer.com/.

    Open this, and you can choose which option you want to convert from (in this case google maps) then simply copy the URL for your map into the program and it will convert it to a GPS file.
    You can then connect your satnav to your PC and simply drag and drop the GPS file into it.
    With Garmin, it gets stored in the Tracks application. Open this and select the route, press the spanner in the top LH corner and you will get options that allow you to show on map, and convert to trip - you can even set the colour of the route! :cool::cool:

    You can also import to Basecamp but as I have never had any success using this (I much prefer myroute) I didn't bother.
     
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  17. Winglad

    Winglad Crème de la Crème

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    Thanks Steve, that sounds good. In this case, I will continue planning with GoogleMaps.
    For all: if you have the app (Googlemaps) on your smartphone (Android or iOs), just import the routing link(s) via notes, mail, drag and drop or directly from this forum and click on it: the route will show up in GoogleMaps then and be ready to navigate (settings: avoid Autobahn/motorways).

    Additional info: as long as your device is not close to the starting point, you can only preview the routing instructions.
    :)
     
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  18. Wessa

    Wessa Cruising

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    Route looks really good...... Thanks Wessa
     
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  19. Wessa

    Wessa Cruising

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    Hi Steve thanks for the information. I have managed to convert the goolemaps link to a GPX file and import it to Basecamp. I will try and get it onto my zumo.
    Wessa
     
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  20. Wessa

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    #360 Wessa, May 22, 2018
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    Loaded them to my zumo. Only downside was that it loaded the nine parts as separate routes. I will go back to basecamp and work out the order of the run and then rename the routes on the zumo. Hopefully can get them in the right order.
    A bit of a fiddle, but definitely converts the googlemaps route.
    Wessa
     
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