Thanks for your input!

Glad it was helpful, stay safe my friend.

You are very welcome, and thanks for your kind words of encouragement.

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Glad it was helpful!

Thank you, sir, it means a lot to me to hear this.

Great explanation! Thank you! One thing: I prefer using coordinates to build a route, i found that’s far more accurate to reach the exact destination i want. Google Maps provides the destination and i just copy that to the trip planner. Excelent!

You are very welcome, I am glad it was helpful!

Thanks, and yes I do have a video on that here is the link to it kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n7B9qthhs7mqqGg.html

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You are very welcome, and I am happy that it was useful to you.

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Awesome, thank you!

Thanks for sharing!

@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101 taught me a few things I didn’t know about and my group like it also

Good choice, I am sure you will like it

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The one which comes with the unit is great, but if you don't have one this is a good one here www.ebay.com/itm/253171084238

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No problem!

Thanks for watching!

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Thank you, as soon as I get my hands on one I will make a comparison video

Thank You!!

You are welcome, and yes, you can get the maps of Thailand from the Garmin Website.

Thank you, there are some things Garmin could improve. 1. The touch screen is too small and with bike gloves you will be accidentally clicking the wrong letter. 2. The mount is not easily removable like that of the car suction mount. The only way you can remove it is to have a screw driver. Although there are aftermarket mounts that can be snapped in/out without tools. 3. It has frozen on me once while using it on a car, which was fixed with a software update. There was only one rout error due poor satellite reception which is understandable.

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Hi, yes, you can do that by enabling the trip log. Even if you go on the wrong route or in circles, as long as the trip log is enabled, it will record it on the map. Then, in Map layers, you can check the box to show where you have been before. This comes in handy to let you know if you are going in circles in case you are lost during off-roading or hiking.

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I didn't make a video on that, but you can do it using a PC application called ( Garmin Base-camp )

@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101 my fault. I should have explained that I am using Basecamp to create the route. When I go to send it to my Zumo 396 it only gives me the option to send it to the Zumo's internal memory, it doesn't give me the option to send it to the MicroSD card. I was wondering if you had done a video on how to send it to the SD card instead of the internal memory?

@@Danthelittleguy Got it, so here is how it works. You can only transfer routs to the GPS internal memory because that is where the main GPS processor looks for routs. The only items that can be on the SD card are the following. Maps, Multimedia files such as photos and music, and POI ( points of interest files). However, the maps must be inside a folder on the SD Card called Garmin, the photos in a folder called JPEG, and the Points of interest in a folder called POI.

Yes, you can use their free software called BaseCamp. You will need to install the software on your PC and then copy all the stored POI ( Points of Interest) from the source Garmin to your BaseCamp, then connect the destination Garmin and copy them back to it.

Greetings, try this please kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ateVfcaZ3rGynGQ.html

Try using a more pointy object such as a stylus or a dull pencil instead of your fingers, because we can never really reach the absolute corner with our fingers.

Greetings, yes you can do but you have to use Garmin Map Updater, not Garmin Express, because with Garmin Express you have no choice but to register with Garmin. For charging BGI-USB Cable will work here is the link for it www.mcssl.com/store/buy-green-inc/garmin-mini-usb-power-and-charge-cable-

Thanks, I don't have one for the FODSPORTS , but if I get one I will definitely make a video on it.

Yes the fix it to pick less map detail instead of more detailed.

@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101 Hi ya I was really excited for your help and fix, done as you say but it is still showing the next road ahead still. mmm totally confused as it just would be easier to see the name of the road I was on as it is in big print lol Oh well!

@@BikingAdventuresandRoutesNI The road that you are actively navigating on should be on the top banner.

@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101 Hi ya it comes up now after your wee trick but only at the start and then reverts back to saying 'each road on left or right ahead' it's better than it was and I'm happy to go with that. Don't worry anymore as it's a head scratcher lol

Hi, Garmin usually do not sell internal parts and components including batteries to end users. They would want you to send in your GPS for battery replacement, so you have to get an after market brand. I believe this is the correct battery but you can double check to connector to make sure it matches yours. www.ebay.com/itm/203736442710

Hi, Try saving the coordinates first by giving them a name in your saved locations, then use the address book to add them in a trip.

Thanks, but not really practical when I have over 25 saved trips in Trip Planner and each of those could have 10-20 different 'waypoints'. However, thanks for the suggestion as it may be practical to use your suggestion for a few memorable key waypoints and then make all the others 'shaping' points. I wish Garmin would just make the names editable again....yet another example of 'improvements' that make things worse....come on Garmin, sort it out.

@@mikebrook8500 I agree it is not practical, but if I come across a good solution I will let you know.

Try the map updates using a USB Cable on a PC with either Garmin Express, or GarminMapUpdater.exe

You are welcome, unfortunately it doesn't have any Radar Detector.

I talk about that at 28:22 in this video

Only if the GPX files is in rout supporting format AKA " Routable". You can get them from Garmin directly, for example there is one called " Tracks 4 Africa" which works great

@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101 I think you can do it on this gps with any downloaded gpx file . If you tap on (tracks) icon , you can see the gpx tracks you downloaded , tap on the track you want to route and it will show the track on the map . Tap on the wrench icon tap on the icom and scroll down to you see convert to trip ,then you should have 2 options start to finish or finish to start according to where you are at and the direction your wanting to go tap on the one you choose . A screen will pop up so you can name the route once you do that it enter it will start to calibrate the track when its finished a screen will pop up reading the name you typed in for the and route is saved to trip planner , tap OK . Now go back and go into trip planner tap on (saved trips ) you should see the name of the route you gave it under imported trips . tap on the route and tap Go this will open the select next destination page and you can choose where to begin and end . If you click on begin it will put the start flag on the start of the route it will start calibrating . Try it and see if that works .It did for me .

@@Sertao2013 Excellent tip, Thank You!

On the parking places list there are three bars on the upper left or right corner click on it and press " Clear"

@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101 Do this and see if you see 3 bars .. Click on apps from the home page ,then tap on the last spot icon , use the down arrow until you see the parking box click on the parking box . This will list all the last parking spots . I have about 50 listed . How do I delete that list ?

@@Sertao2013 Deleting a Saved Location NOTE: Deleted locations cannot be recovered. Select Where To? > Saved. Select Menu > Delete Saved Places. Select the box next to the saved locations to delete, and select Delete. www8.garmin.com/manuals/webhelp/zumo396/EN-US/GUID-A06E698A-B82A-4711-A9ED-1FE28038F53B.html

Thank you, the battery is available on eBay and AliExpress. Here is an example www.ebay.com/itm/395196224673

Thank you so much! @@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101

@@Roberto_Zarate You are very welcome!

I know for a fact you can do it if you connect it to your PC via USB Cable and run the Free Garmin PC Application called (Garmin Base Camp). However I am not sure if you can do that on the unit itself. Just so you know there are some hidden settings that you can access if you go the the Volume control screen and click and hold your finger for 30 seconds on the upper right corner of the screen.

The same way as you would from Google see this video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n7B9qthhs7mqqGg.html

I recommend trying another cradle, or if you have the right tools you can open the cradle and fix it. I don't think the problem is with the GPS itself.

@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101 But doesn't the GPS suppose to power on when I hook directly to the USB port, on the side of the GPS? Can you do a video fixing the cradle?

@@itzdd803 On some models you can power the GPS through the USB ports as well, but not on all models. The ones which require a higher current to operate must be powered through the cradle. Once the battery is fully charged via cradle only then it will sustain its power via USB port to keep the unit ON while doing software updates via USB. As soon as I get my hones on a DezCam 785 LMT-S I will do a video on the cradle repair.

@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101 See, I knew I was talking to the right man...thanks alot. I ordered a new battery, but I will look inside the cradle to see if I can find out whats wrong with it.

Most of the go inside the folder Garmin://.system/gpx or Garmin://.system/poi both folders are hidden and you can't see them when connecting the GPS to your computer. To make the files visible you must watch this kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ateVfcaZ3rGynGQ.html

Thanks for your input!