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Thank you for the reply. Yes the first screen can be edited. Simply put your finger on the widget and hold it, it will allow you to move it around. Move it to the X on the left hand corner to delete it. Then you can add what ever widget you would like

Thanks,is work😅!

@ruraladventurer1884 I would love that. I am scouting new places in South Dakota, and have found several in North Dakota I want to visit next year

@@BarbaraM-ro3xq Thank you.

@OverlandCalling , thank you.

Thank you. It works well with the oups

Thanks. It's the perfect place for a relaxing camping trip.

@OverlandCalling It was very nerve-racking. Especially when we had to turn around. I wish we could have spent more time in Canyon lands. The rules on dogs suck.

@@mtnmnchronicles yeah national parks are really dog unfriendly when it comes to the backcountry. That was the main reason I didn’t bring my pooch this trip.

Was the best trip of the year. Ready to go back

@sutton13151 I agree. Fun, and every trail was an adventure. Can't wait for some Winter adventures

Thanks!

I recall that at certain points of that trail, you didn't require a seatbelt as you had an excellent grip of your seat! ❤Ellen

@ellenwolf4262 You are correct. My clench was vice grip strong. Thank you again for being my hero

@dieelefantltours8991 yes. It's a 8 inch. I like the size, it's not as intrusive as the 10. I think it's the perfect size for my Jeep

@argentum_on_glass I did not. I did side load many apps on my Overlander, but not that one

also check out DMD2 from thorkr acing

@@sambaik6623 Sorry for the delay in response. Tread is 100% better. I have not had any crashing problems. It works like a charm. The learning curve for both is the main thing.

Thanks. I am working on fixing it

@@Treetopflyer777 Thanks, great to know. I agree. The BFG are crap, and I like the Mickey Thompsons so far

@@JeepTJay6 I agree. I will go back. Stunning

Thanks, that was the easy part. Moab was even more of a challenge.

Ready.

Any time!

Tents were fine. One of the people in our group was in a tent. Great country and very beautiful.

@@paulpiazza7801 he is

Saved my butt several times now

@@mtnmnchronicles is it free or paid subscription? If paid how much? You probably mentioned it in the video, but I am already over my 50gig limit.

@OverlandCalling Both, I use the free version it is with adds and has the same functionality Good point on saying that. I will add that to the title.

You are welcome. Your right the area is ripe for Star Photography. Anothing of my hobbies. I live in the area and there are many different places to explore. Feel free to hit me up on my email, perhaps I can assist your journey. mtnmnchronicles@gmail.com

@@tuppence101 They should sync from the Tread app to the Tread.

@tuppence101 If you are using a separate my rout app app. Can you down load a gpx? If so load that file into either the online app, or the Tread app

@@mtnmnchronicles To both you and Paul firstly, thank you so much both. Now, progress! I have the files on the Tread App in my iPhone, imported as GPX files, four of them. In the App I can select each. Now, how do I get them to Tread device and select a specific one to GO?

Ok, I now see it will sync after a long time, and then invites me to start. Is there any way to upload all my 50 Tracks on the device and simply select each one to start on each day?

@tuppence101 Depending on the rout or Track size they may take time to sync. I have not found a way to schedule a sync

@@OverlandCalling It is, especially when you need to call an audible mid trip.

Sorry

Thank you for your reply. It was not in adventure mode. This seems to have gotten better in other adventures, but still is happening enough to cause concern.

It is a great spot and one we will go to again. We may stop there on our way to Rim Rocker.

It was. I am leading a group to Kirwin in two weeks. I agree Wyoming is amazing. So many things to see. I have several videos of Wyoming feel free to check them out.

@@mtnmnchronicles definitely will, it has quickly become a favorite of ours now after several trips.

Sorry for the delay. I was exploring the Big Horn mountains. The tread has maps and trails. Additionally, recommend doing some research and using the Tread. I use Trails Off Road, which has detailed outlines, and you can download the GPS routes.

Feel to PM me or email I will send GPX links to places I have been

@@mtnmnchronicles Thanks for your help

Yep cutting is a breeze and super clean. The aluminum cutting blades work like a champ. Got one for my chop saw I use all the time. Little file work for sharp edges along with black spray paint and no one will know it is DIY. I use rustolium truck bed liner spray paint to match the powder coat look (also from Home Depot).

I am not sure what vehicle you have, but you can use a ram mout or equivalent to .kunt it. Also Garmin had a 12 volt direct wire kit to free up your cig plug

I drilled a hole between the storage box and main area and used these water tight nuts. See link below. Also see my video on my Mission Overland one year review to see how I touted the wires Nuts amzn.to/4dXK6Ar

Thank you. Yes, it shows the speed, and turns red when you are exceeding the limit. Additionally, it give warnings for road hazards and conditions. Example being curves, steep hills. It does not give an audible warning, as far as I can find. Thank you again

I did additional research this morning. I stand corrected. The alerts are available. www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=www8.garmin.com/manuals/webhelp/GUID-157A2412-594F-45D8-A5EE-5A5327DA0914/EN-GB/GUID-E2A9F5DC-493F-48B9-9B96-46FE811AC624.html&ved=2ahUKEwibjubqs4iGAxV_JzQIHcY6A2YQFnoECBcQAQ&usg=AOvVaw2ju12pdrfA9ZP3mXXxD0Tl

Much appreciated Paul

I have a video that goes over the Tread App and Web App being released tomorrow.

Yes, but I do not think I covered it in the video. I will send some pictures and a write up by the end of the weekend

Thx! One of the problems I’m encountering is once I’ve got the tracks and waypoints on the Tread app on my smartphone… how do I get them across to the Tread Overland device? It all seems very random… sometimes they appear on the Tread straightaway… other times I have to go through all sorts of procedures… thx!

@streakychambers658 I had some issues initially. It turned out to be a corrupted GPX file. I had to look at the Sync Log on the Tread app to find it. Once I deleted the file it worked. It's not fast, it does take about 5 min to Sync depending on number of changes.

Thank you

Thanks

Agree. I usually go to 20

Thank you

Glad you enjoyed it!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks. It was, unfortunately I had some memory card problems, the shelf road was epic.

Thank you for your comment. I always appreciate people's input and thoughts. I used OnX and my Garmin this week on an adventure and had some challenges with OnX keeping on the trail. Also, it does not support turn-by-turn. But there are many things I found I liked about OnX too. I do agree with the purchase price; the tread can be pricey. Here is why I chose Garmin Tread. I used a Garmin Montana for years and then went to the Garmin 66I. I still own the 66I and use it when I hike or hunt. After 6 years, I decided to upgrade my GPS and Inreach. I almost purchased a 700I , but decided on the Tread because I wanted a dedicated Rig mounted device. IMO it is a personal preference there is wrong answer. For me personally, I did not like loading maps on ONX and Gaia, I do not have to do this on a Garmin. I wanted to be able to share maps and GPX’s files with people. You can not do this with OnX, but you can with Gaia. I wanted to lessen my dependency on multiple devices in my kit (one for InReach, the other for mapping). I have been a long-time Garmin user of Montana, Inreach Mini Vrs1, 66I, Garmin Overlander and now Tread. I have all my maps in Garmin Explorer on the Web and can easily share them. I understand the concern about all maps and everything on one device; It is a legitimate concern. The same can be said for using a Tablet for mapping, and I believe in redundancy. Therefore I keep paper maps of areas I travel to, and also use Mapping apps with a basic map function on my phone. My phone acts as a secondary device in case of a Garmin failure. That said I have never had a Garmin fail me. I have with Gaia and OnX where the maps did not load correctly or I missed a portion of the map because of an unplanned detour. I believe people have choices, and there is no wrong choice for each individual. If OnX works for you and your son, then that would be great. It is a great tool, there are things I like about it. What is important is that you are out there exploring and enjoying the experience. I appreciate your comments and thoughts. Paul

I just got an used Overlander (not tread) at $150, i will use it as backup navigation device when there is no cellular service. Actually using iPad (with cellular otherwise no GPS chip) is a good option, we installed tomtom offline app on an iPad mini2 and spent over one week in Yellowstone 10 years ago, no complaints at all. But now all this offline GPS apps are gone or died, even Garmin had iPhone and Android offline navigation apps before, it quits and starts to build its own tablets and sell them at sky high price.

@ We just returned from Alaska and used the following for navigation - iPhone running Apple Maps, my truck nav system, and an IPad Mini hotspot connected to my iPhone running ONX.. As you may imagine, the start of each day was a bit slow as I had to get all three devices working. I eventually stopped the hotspot and connected the IPAD mini via Bluetooth to my Garmin i700 Montana and that arrangement easily handled ONX., ONX was great along the Denali Highway to find boondocks sites. Otherwise, I didn’t see much sense in running it. There were days that all three gave conflicting guidance and that was puzzling, especially as we were towing a small travel trailer.

Thanks for asking. I used strong industrial Velcro, in case I ever have to remove it. Another option was to screw a mount. I am not a fan of drilling into my interior if I can avoid it. It's held strong for two years.

@@mtnmnchronicles Thanks!!

Totally agree