Hello,
I have been a long time Zumo user. I currently use the 660 on my RSTD.
Recently I have started creating my own routes for scenic rides around Southern Ontario Canada. And I have encountered an issue I remember from my days at the old zumo forums site.
When drawing/shaping routes, it creates many PONIs Points Of No Interest. But these are announced audibly when riding.
I recall there was an application called the PONI Killer. Which you would run your. Gpx file through and it would remove the PONIs and leave turn directions.
Can I still get this?
Thanks in advance for any help.
~Sonny
PONI killer application
Re: PONI killer application
That doesn't apply to the 660. Only newer units using the Tripplaner routing will utilize that info.
Learn Garmin Basecamp with New England Riders Tutorial:
https://www.newenglandriders.org/learn-basecamp/
https://www.newenglandriders.org/learn-basecamp/
Re: PONI killer application
SonnyTheMoney wrote: ↑Tue Jun 30, 2020 10:29 am Hello,
I have been a long time Zumo user. I currently use the 660 on my RSTD.
Recently I have started creating my own routes for scenic rides around Southern Ontario Canada. And I have encountered an issue I remember from my days at the old zumo forums site.
When drawing/shaping routes, it creates many PONIs Points Of No Interest. But these are announced audibly when riding.
I recall there was an application called the PONI Killer. Which you would run your. Gpx file through and it would remove the PONIs and leave turn directions.
Can I still get this?
Thanks in advance for any help.
~Sonny
Try the link here:
http://www.fes-software.nl/zumo/unflag.zip
Learn Garmin Basecamp with New England Riders Tutorial:
https://www.newenglandriders.org/learn-basecamp/
https://www.newenglandriders.org/learn-basecamp/