06-26-2021, 03:44 PM
Thought I'd update the thread.
Although Rever has had the BMW button for 2 y to provide an easy interface to Zumo, NavV and VI, it remains inoperational. One must still download to Garmin as a track, pull up the track from the app "tracks," and then using the wrench, convert the track to a trip. Settings for re-calculation of route need to be turned off. One then needs to go to the app "trip planner," pull up the trip and load the trip. If recalculation is turned off, you will now have turn-by-turn instruction.
My main reason for using the Rever app is the ability to apply the latest overlay of the Butler maps, which includes areas not yet on paper. I have a goal to ride as many yellow ("gold") routes as possible. Fairly accurate, I have only been on dirt roads twice this trip for a few scenic miles.
Example of the first leg of my trip home to St. Louis follows.... (Yes, I have a little extra time, so taking the long way.)
Although Rever has had the BMW button for 2 y to provide an easy interface to Zumo, NavV and VI, it remains inoperational. One must still download to Garmin as a track, pull up the track from the app "tracks," and then using the wrench, convert the track to a trip. Settings for re-calculation of route need to be turned off. One then needs to go to the app "trip planner," pull up the trip and load the trip. If recalculation is turned off, you will now have turn-by-turn instruction.
My main reason for using the Rever app is the ability to apply the latest overlay of the Butler maps, which includes areas not yet on paper. I have a goal to ride as many yellow ("gold") routes as possible. Fairly accurate, I have only been on dirt roads twice this trip for a few scenic miles.
Example of the first leg of my trip home to St. Louis follows.... (Yes, I have a little extra time, so taking the long way.)
"A good man always knows his limitations...."