New Carpuride display for BMW - navigation app needed
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Carpuride have launched a BMW compatible version that fits the Nav mount and works with the wheel.
I'd like to use this with MRA Navigation and retire the TomTom Rider, but until there is an option to show the distance to the next two fuel stations on the route it remains a pipe dream. -
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Carpuride have launched a BMW compatible version that fits the Nav mount and works with the wheel.
I'd like to use this with MRA Navigation and retire the TomTom Rider, but until there is an option to show the distance to the next two fuel stations on the route it remains a pipe dream.@Chris-Hall This is already available for the phone screen but I think there are restrictions introduced by Apple and Google as to how much info can be shown on a CarPlay AndroidAuto screen. You could always add your own fuel stops to your route.
Always willing to help if I can.
Triumph Tiger 1200 XRT called Tina.
MRA Navigation Next and SilverFox B8J bar buttons.
Quadlock wireless mount for IPhone 11.
Cardo Scala Packtalk Bold.
TomTom Rider 500. (In the cupboard now) -
@Chris-Hall This is already available for the phone screen but I think there are restrictions introduced by Apple and Google as to how much info can be shown on a CarPlay AndroidAuto screen. You could always add your own fuel stops to your route.
@Nick-Carthew Thanks
I have between 7 and 10 bikes on tour with different ranges. Streetfighter V4 about 80 miles to a F900XR with 240 miles. Depending on how we split up into two groups means plotting fuel stops is not an option. -
@Nick-Carthew Thanks
I have between 7 and 10 bikes on tour with different ranges. Streetfighter V4 about 80 miles to a F900XR with 240 miles. Depending on how we split up into two groups means plotting fuel stops is not an option.@Chris-Hall Sorry, but I disagree. Planning fuel stops is always an option even if it’s for two groups. I know for sure that I’d rather plan two sets of fuel stops if it meant using MRA Navigation Next instead of my old TomTom.
Your choice though.Always willing to help if I can.
Triumph Tiger 1200 XRT called Tina.
MRA Navigation Next and SilverFox B8J bar buttons.
Quadlock wireless mount for IPhone 11.
Cardo Scala Packtalk Bold.
TomTom Rider 500. (In the cupboard now) -
@Chris-Hall Sorry, but I disagree. Planning fuel stops is always an option even if it’s for two groups. I know for sure that I’d rather plan two sets of fuel stops if it meant using MRA Navigation Next instead of my old TomTom.
Your choice though.@Nick-Carthew We have different requirements. The TomTom shows the distance to the next two fuel stations. Until MRA does the same I'll stick with the TomTom.
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We might implement that in the future.
If this is a core requirement for you, then do stick to TomTom
No hard feelings.We have other strengths
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We might implement that in the future.
If this is a core requirement for you, then do stick to TomTom
No hard feelings.We have other strengths
@Corjan-Meijerink Thanks - I wish I didn't have to stick with TomTom!!
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@Nick-Carthew Thanks
I have between 7 and 10 bikes on tour with different ranges. Streetfighter V4 about 80 miles to a F900XR with 240 miles. Depending on how we split up into two groups means plotting fuel stops is not an option.@Chris-Hall said in New Carpuride display for BMW - navigation app needed:
I have between 7 and 10 bikes on tour with different ranges. Streetfighter V4 about 80 miles to a F900XR with 240 miles. Depending on how we split up into two groups means plotting fuel stops is not an option.
It is not that difficult. Plan fuel stops for the smallest range. All riders fuel up, except those that know they can skip the current one, because they have double the range of the smallest one. It keeps the group together and in sync. I never understood why some want to drive their tank almost empty. Like it hurts to fuel up...?
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Good morning, what the friend is asking is not to be underestimated by sending the problem to Apple or Google, it is something that I find very useful in the car, where I do not use CarPlay, but that I miss a lot, especially, on a motorbike.
