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Pretty sure they were fully off, but thanks for the prompt, I'll be sure to check next time, much appreciated.

I know this is not new but Really!!!! My 14 year old Zumo 660 started up no problem tonight a little low on power, but still showed me my route, if a little slowly My 3 month old XT barely lit the screen before retiring to bed and last years XT did not show any life at all. all three on charge for ...

Could it be this? 0 degrees North 0 degrees West

As long as you are careful you can load most of the maps you want, in one Mapinstall loading, then add the missing parts after, best to select an appropriate i.e straight dividing line on the map say somewhere south of Denmark, then add the Scandinavian countries later, double check the highlighted ...

I knew that this issue would have already been dealt with and after a long search, Peobody has provided the answer, It seems that keeping your planned routes in the order you planned them is really easy--- when you know how. All this in Basecamp before transferring. I tried the numbering system, I ...

I know that this conversation happened in May, but, just for info, if you get outlandish mileages or odd routing ( like a molecular model) from a downloaded route, first resort go to trip planner and change vehicles, from motorcycle to car and then back, this will recalculate the route, as ...

That would depend on how you constructed the route and if waypoints etc could be included in the recalculation, but you can of course always view
the route by touching the map screen, then by touching the icon with the waypoint/destination flags on the curvy road (upper left, sort of)

Sorry right of the screen

From the XT manual. Taking a Detour You can take a detour for a specified distance along your route or detour around specific roads. This is useful if you encounter construction zones, closed roads, or poor road conditions. From the map, select Menu > Edit Route. /(This means touch the three black ...

For me, the most important thing is what the XT does when you reach a closed road, as far as I am aware, you cannot tell the unit that the road is closed. The woeful diversion button, located deep within the menus acts as though you can fly, though in truth Garmin have never mastered this aspect of ...