@Jörgen said in Die Neue Rute:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRC7d548HBg

Lol

@Jörgen said in TomTom stops MyDrive App:

TomTom stops MyDrive App.

Another frustration for TT User.

https://help.tomtom.com/hc/en-gb/articles/20495627169554-MyDrive-mobile-app-discontinuation

@Nick-Carthew yeah! You’re right 🥲

@De-Keyser Yes, wired charing is better but not comfortable when you have to unplug it every time at a gas station etc. That's why the holder 2.0 seems interesting, I will consider it.

@Offenbach Danke für den Tipp, Problem ist gelöst

@Van-den-Broecke-Peter

TomTom MyDrive is vervangen door plan.tomtom. Het werkt allemaal precies hetzelfde.

TomTom MyDrive has been replaced by plan.tomtom. It all works exactly the same.

@Jörgen, I would do that with great pleasure...

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@Bouke-Ent

Dankje @Bouke-Ent

As I wrote in the original thread, voice calls need a synchronous two-way connection, i.e. both parties can hear each other and talk to each other. A voice call cannot have any (significant) loss of signal as you well know from experience - the call drops.

An SMS can be sent or received in a small window of connectivity and with only a tiny amount of bandwidth (160 characters!), and once it gets to the receiver the signal can drop come back, drop again - but the SMS has already been received.

Yes - you need some connectivity for the SMS to get through, but patchy connectivity will do.

Consider keeping the message below 160 characters so it's a single SMS being sent.

References:
https://www.mountaineering.scot/safety-and-skills/essential-skills/mountain-rescue/calling-for-help

https://www.scottishmountainrescue.org/how-to-call-for-help-emergency-in-the-hills/

https://www.thebmc.co.uk/en/what-to-do-in-a-hill-walking-emergency