Since this video, the RallyNavigator mobile app works on both Android and iOS and it works with any PDF file. So if you have a roadbook event people can all use the same app.
great video as always. I really love the passion you put in your videos. This was the main thing that kept me watching your videos throughout the last year. But in my opinion your video quality has increased immensly, while your still keeping that passion and motivation. Thanks for the videos and all the advice. Waiting to buy myself a tenere later this year and will absolutly try out to do a little rally myself.
Great video. There needs to be ONE site where everyone can share our digital rally roadbooks. This could be the best open source ADV and street riding tool ever.
Man, i wish i had seen this great video before.. Over here inAustralia we have great trails to ride. Now I know how to do those road books.. Thank you so much...
Great video! I always knew that making a roadbook, even with the modern tools, is a lot of work but after watching this I have even more respect for the guys that create roadbooks for others to enjoy!
This was really well done Robert, nice and detailed without splitting atoms. Thank you, and this is something i just need to try myself. The best part is, you can have alot of fun and share different routes with mates you can't ride with every day. Cheers.
Well done Robert! Really good content I'm sure you helped a lot of people with this tips (me included). Hope to find you somewhere around "Småland grusvägar" when winter is over. Keep up the good work. Cheers
Hi there, first of all I woldlike to say thank you for your videos. I rally apreaciate that you put so much effort into your videos - thx! Apart from many other vidoes this especially attracted my attention. Quit interessting. I'm sure I'll put a roadbook together myself - for sure. While I was searching for some information about roadbook navigation I came across another youtube video. That specific video recomanded for learning how to read a ralley roadbook the following application: "Dakar 18 Road Book Viewer" available e.g. at the Google Playstore. I thought it might be interessint for you and may be you give it a shoot. Again, you're doing a pretty good job - please carry on. Best regards from Germany Jan
Another interesting video Robert😊 I have to try that out🙈 all the best to you for 2021 - Let’s hope we can all ride this year with less restrictions!!! I personally would like to do some TET in Sweden... Maybe even with a Road book on my mobile. Please continue, Inreally like what you do👍🏻
As usual, a great video 👍 Have thought about testing roadbooks myself for some time now, and upcoming season i´m gona try it out for real. Thanks R.B. 😉
Nice job NS !! Thanks again for your tremendous effort, thoughtful quality and intuitiveness of your vids. I have a much better understanding of Rally Navigator now. I will have to look up how to correct the odom if you take a wrong turn and come back to that point from which you executed. Where I get confused is the "saving" functions, exporting functions, importing, opening etc.. yes I lack some skills but more than make up for it in "looks" LOL ! (not really..)
Thanks Steve! Yes the exports is a chapter in it self but then if you only use rallynavigator app you dont get that hassle. Just login with the app the the book is there. 🙏
Great video. Making the road book was easy. Getting it to work with DMD2 with the free version was a no go. I couldn't download a PDF file, only a rnr file. Unfortunately I can see myself using it enough to warrant a subscription.
Great video as always. It’s looking to be a good thing to do in the winter. I guess that a lot of the inspection can be done from a car. Then off course you have to ride it on a bike when the snow is gone.
Dear Robert and friends, great video, lots of knowledge. But I'm not quote convinced from leaving Garmin Zumo. Just the right OSM map needed, much quicker to plan a tour from the PC at home. Of course, we all have to double-check in reality and ride the tour. Your Rally Navigator roadbook looks a lot like Dakar, that's ultraprofessional, and pimped-up compared to good old Garmin. So where's the real advantage except those nice tulips? Cheers, Günter
Hi Günther. Roadbooks are for rallies, as a challenge for navigating. A sport or a fun event. It is not to be compared with a Garmin which does not even do roadbooks. Still, it does has advantages since it contains detailed warnings and info about certain sections on a challenging track. Another commenter in this video does tours as a profession and use it for tracks that are re-used often, because of the detail. But, to make a route once and then ride it, you would never make a roadbook. Garmins are made to navigate with no effort. Roadbooks is the opposite.
@@NomadSweden Hi Robert, thanks for your quick reply. Now I understand. Maybe I should try roadbooks for a change, for a challenge ;-) I like your advice concerning a Samsung phone with apps and Carpe Iter. Cheers, Günter
Great tutorial Robert! There was a time, not thet far back, when our passionated ex Aussie Troy Safari Carpente arranged fun roadbook events like Coast to Coast in southern Sweden owing other events. As well together with SOE (Svenska Offroadentusiasterna) and the Dakar Princess Annie Seel, arranged a very sophisticated bake rally / race in mid Sweden. The first just to inspire to learn roadbook navigation and have fun. The latter very serious with seasoned contenders with ambitions to contend at international races, also an ambition to see if the Swedish Motorsport Association (Svenska Motorsportsförbundet) could be interested in supporting and arrange cross country bike races in Sweden. It seems very difficult to rise an interest for this from their officials though. With Your excellent influence the interest for roadbook rallys, at least for fun, could be raised again for advriders. Bukkerittet in Norway might be the last larger event and some in Finland may be the last of these events that have survived. For myself I've only tried this with paper rolls in a classic type of roadbook like 15 years ago 😂. Keep it up Robert, I will look in to a up to date solution 😁.
To light the roadbook spark again we need to get a broad mass to play and have fun. Its much more accessible now with all the apps and tools. I will make a small event this spring and hope others will follow 🔥
A really great video - thanks for that, the professional execution is really second to none! The whole subject appeals to me all the more because I have been professionally involved with roadbooks for many years as I offer motorcycle tours as a tour operator using roadbooks for navigation. Recently, however, the criticism of the anachronistic principle with paper, tripmaster and roadbook holder - everyone using its own hardware of course - has become louder and louder. This is a great pity, because in my opinion, the roadbook principle has by far the advantage over simply following a GPS track on the navigation device - especially when it comes to additional information or warnings. The development of soft- and hardware in the meantime is very promising and will certainly make me change my mind sooner or later. One thing, however, remains the same: the effort of creating a good roadbook not only requires a fair amount of diligence and precision, first and foremost you also have to know the relevant routes!
Thank you! Proud to receive cheers and input from a veteran in the subject. This is so much fun but as you pointbout, also a superior way of navigating a fixed route.
That's a fab professional approach how u created this video explanation. I have a question. What did u use record the gpx track from while riding please? Tks.
Thanks! I use drivemode dashboard or locus maps. Most nav apps have a rec feature. It saves a gpx file on the phone when you stop and save. The. Transfer to computer.
Thank you for this, Im learning on this rally thing and this will for sure help. Sign in for this Rally Navigator app. And for telling about the app for the roadbook in my mobile. Great video, great help, thank you ;)
Super good Video! Got me excited to ride and make roadblooks as well. Also very good tip to be able to use cheaper Bluetooth devices for scrolling. One Question: what app do you exactly use to record the trip (gpx file) ? Keep up the good work and ride safe!
Very nice video, how do you scroll through the roadbook on your motorcycle by using your thumb? Is that standard equipment on the Teneré? I would love to have that on my bike as well!
Great video mate. Loads of good information. Did you explore possibility of connecting bluetooth media control? You said that there is a possibility but I'm not sure when it pair how it will actually work. Any idea?
Hi great video and thanks for simplified approach of creating and navigating. I also wanted to know what mobile mount you are using and can you put a detailed video of mobile mounting and the application and hardware you are using to use the mobile while riding and scrolling up and down thru the handle bar... thanks in advance and happy riding
Looks like a lot of fun - need to try that sometime. Can you remind me what is the phone mount you are using on your navigation bar above the dashboard. I believe you covered that in another video, thanks.
Excellent video, really enjoyed it, thank you. Quick question as I'm new to this, do you have to scroll the road book manually or can you set it to scroll automatically in line with the trip?
Sorry for late answer. You have to scroll manually since most roadbook apps are using PDFs and don't know the distance for each instruction. There are other apps which could know distance, but they don't scroll auto either. Probably because it's set to imitate the paper roadbook.
Nicely explained and you got me onto making and driving roadbooks as well now!! However i do find it a pity that drive mode dashboard 2 only works on the smartphone in landscape mode and the rally navigator app only works decently in portrait mode.. Until dmd2 can work in portrait mode or rallynavigator app in landscape..I now export the roadbooks in pdf and use the piste roadbook app on my android smartphone, which works on landscape mode launched from within dmd2. I love it.. and thanks again for the 👌 video
It's great fun! I agree with the orientation thing. I run all in landscape and I hope RallyNavigator makes a version for that. But I exsport to PDF just as well.
Hello, Thanks for the excellent video. You phone app shows the roadbook on landscape mode. On my phone is not possible. Only portrait.. Do you use Android or IOS? What is the app you are using? Thanks Joaquim
Which app are you using at your mobile phone to read the pdf roadbook? Very useful tutorial!!! Thanks! Edit: Ops, I saw you were using an app for iOS. Do you know something similar for Android?
I looove this stuff ver much and you make it look really easy! But it is quite a lot of work if you try and convert the Swedish or any other country's TET into a road book...
very informative video, this is the video i m looking for. Hi sir, at 06:01 is your start point. How do i change if i want the start point to be the ending point. Thank you
Thank you :) In the software there is an option to reverse the track with one click in the menu. I am now using the desktop version of Rally Navigator.
@@NomadSweden Thank you, i have a question. I saw you using RN creating the Roadbook in the webrowser. I m using RN in iMac desktop using the software. Using the RN software I can add the waypoint using opt click. Please advice. Which is better using the RN web browser or the software. One think i forgot. The map detail in the browser is good and the software is no good no road name. Also in the display in the screen on the left there are 3 box. left is the km. center is where i put the sign and the right is the note. On the left box i find one of it turn to green, can you explain to me, what it means. Thank you for your time.
Excellent videos, BTW! Also, could use a tutorial on how to connect a bluetooth music controller to Drive Mode for Android...and FYI, funny I have the exact same "extra" phone for my motorcycle-mounted roadbook...Thumbs Up!
@@NomadSweden I asked because they say that with the Basic account you can "Make Basic Roadbooks Only" and with Premium versions they give way more benefits. Don't know for sure how the "Make Basic Roadbooks Only" is. Anyway, the Premium version is way better but being an annual subscription, it only makes sense for those who use it intensively. Thanks for your reply. Best regards
hi, it all seems easy but I have 2 questions for you: 1- it is possible to import a GPS track recorded with other apps (gpx, kmz etc.). 2 Is it possible to prepare a road book not as a roll but as a matrix-type grid? thanks for your reply
@@NomadSwedenFirst of all thanks for the answer, it's complicated for me without being able to send you an example image, by matrix I mean the one in algebra or a composition by lines and columns. I could call it a table or a chessboard, this is how we prepare road books at our meetings.
Since this video, the RallyNavigator mobile app works on both Android and iOS and it works with any PDF file. So if you have a roadbook event people can all use the same app.
This video is one of the rare events that requires a "Love it" button. Brilliant presentation.
Thank you!
I couldn't agree more!
I can't believe people are making such an awesome, quality content on RUclips! Thank you, this is very useful and interesting! Sounds like great fun.
Thank you very much :)
Wow, you really knocked it out of the park this time! Great video. I love this kind of stuff. Ciao, Marco.
Thank you!
WOW! Great job! Very detailed and easy to understand. Thank you for the hard work creating this video. Much appreciated.
🙏
Thank you so much for your direct and specific use of the Rally Navigator. You were very helpful to a super beginner. Excellent.
great video as always. I really love the passion you put in your videos. This was the main thing that kept me watching your videos throughout the last year. But in my opinion your video quality has increased immensly, while your still keeping that passion and motivation. Thanks for the videos and all the advice. Waiting to buy myself a tenere later this year and will absolutly try out to do a little rally myself.
Well said.. I agree wholeheartedly ! He cracks me up to boot.
Thank you so much. This is all i hope for with this channel. Cheers!
Well ... I don't think that i ever need or use a Road Book like that.
But it was very interesting to see how it works and learn about it.
Thanks!😁👍
You never need a roadbook. You do it for a fun day out on the bike. Cheers
This is awesome. Sounds like days of work, but a lot of fun.
Thanks Nerb1️⃣. Yes a great way to spend a day or two
Great video. There needs to be ONE site where everyone can share our digital rally roadbooks. This could be the best open source ADV and street riding tool ever.
That would be awesome 👏🏻
Man, i wish i had seen this great video before.. Over here inAustralia we have great trails to ride. Now I know how to do those road books.. Thank you so much...
Awesome! Glad to help
Awesome tutorial.
Ordinary riding is more fun for sunmori.
Great video!
I always knew that making a roadbook, even with the modern tools, is a lot of work but after watching this I have even more respect for the guys that create roadbooks for others to enjoy!
That is awesome. Thank you for sharing. I'm goin to prep it during lock down in Australia then give it a whirl.
Thanks! This is fun all the way from making to riding
Best explanation of roadbook navigation ever recorded !!! Thank you. We need to talk about it :)))
Thank you 🙏 lets talk 😊
Tack för denna exellenta video, nu förstår jag exakt hur en roadbook funkar 👍
Toppen!
Fantastic done a couple of RB events for our local club, this looks like a great where to get closer to the real thing...thanks very much 🙂👍
Yes this is great fun and nowadays too easy not to do it
Thank you very much for a great video guide and details how to create our own roadbook. Much appreciated. Duke the Biker - Canada
Thanks Mr Duke 👍🏻
I have been waiting for a video like this for years, great stuff!
Thanks!
Excellent work! Thanks for sharing this 😊
Excellent video! Thank you so much for this! Very useful!
This was really well done Robert, nice and detailed without splitting atoms. Thank you, and this is something i just need to try myself. The best part is, you can have alot of fun and share different routes with mates you can't ride with every day. Cheers.
Thanks bud. Yes, and I love the engaged riding you get. It's a controlled way of getting lost all the way home.
Great, great video Robert, thanks for posting
Amazing instructional video Robert, well done!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!! 👍👍
Thanks you!
Great video, and looking forward to joining your Rally event on May 8th to see how it all works. Cheers from Gothenburg.
Thank you! Looking forward 🎉
What a fantastic video! You made it very easy and enjoyable to understand quite a complicated topic. Thank you. 👍
Thank you! It makes me happy that it helped someone
Great video, thank you for sharing!
Thanks for your support and job
Great video...great work my fellow Canadian.....er....Swede. All the best from Canada!
Thanks 😃
Well done Robert!
Really good content I'm sure you helped a lot of people with this tips (me included). Hope to find you somewhere around "Småland grusvägar" when winter is over. Keep up the good work. Cheers
Thank you! We will for sure go around Småland. Perhaps on some TST tracks.
thanks for this, super useful! At least, now, I understand what those signs on the roadbooks means!
Hi there,
first of all I woldlike to say thank you for your videos. I rally apreaciate that you put so much effort into your videos - thx!
Apart from many other vidoes this especially attracted my attention. Quit interessting. I'm sure I'll put a roadbook together myself - for sure. While I was searching for some information about roadbook navigation I came across another youtube video. That specific video recomanded for learning how to read a ralley roadbook the following application: "Dakar 18 Road Book Viewer" available e.g. at the Google Playstore.
I thought it might be interessint for you and may be you give it a shoot.
Again, you're doing a pretty good job - please carry on.
Best regards from Germany
Jan
Thank you. Much appreciated! I actually have Dakar 18 installed on my kids computer :)
Another interesting video Robert😊 I have to try that out🙈 all the best to you for 2021 - Let’s hope we can all ride this year with less restrictions!!! I personally would like to do some TET in Sweden... Maybe even with a Road book on my mobile. Please continue, Inreally like what you do👍🏻
Thank you Teit! All the best to you too!
As usual, a great video 👍 Have thought about testing roadbooks myself for some time now, and upcoming season i´m gona try it out for real. Thanks R.B. 😉
Thanks Christer. 👍🏻 R.B (road.book) 😊
Excellent presentation! Thank you!
Nice job NS !! Thanks again for your tremendous effort, thoughtful quality and intuitiveness of your vids.
I have a much better understanding of Rally Navigator now. I will have to look up how to correct the odom if you take a wrong turn and come back to that point from which you executed. Where I get confused is the "saving" functions, exporting functions, importing, opening etc.. yes I lack some skills but more than make up for it in "looks" LOL ! (not really..)
Thanks Steve! Yes the exports is a chapter in it self but then if you only use rallynavigator app you dont get that hassle. Just login with the app the the book is there. 🙏
You have even invited Matthias Walkner to your video. Cool.
Haha yes he was happy to assist without even knowing. What a guy
Great channel you have here. I learn something new every time ; )
Thank you!
Great video. Making the road book was easy. Getting it to work with DMD2 with the free version was a no go. I couldn't download a PDF file, only a rnr file. Unfortunately I can see myself using it enough to warrant a subscription.
Thanks. 👍🏻
Excellent video. Thank you :)
Great video as always. It’s looking to be a good thing to do in the winter. I guess that a lot of the inspection can be done from a car. Then off course you have to ride it on a bike when the snow is gone.
Thanks. Yes a car would do fine if tou dont go too much offroad 😊
This is the most brilliant thing I have seen 👏
Oh thank you!
Create job as always! Little oftopic from your previous video.. did yo find less turbulance with these new mirrors? :)
Thanks! Actually I didn't notice or think of it. But I have to test more :)
Great video. Didn't know this stuff was so available. Thanks.
Gréât content, clear and friendly . Love it. I’ll try to create my first roadbook soon
Great video. When you were editing in Rally Navigator, it looked like you were using a mouse and keyboard. What hardware do you use for this. Cheers
Thanks. I use a mac. It can be used on both pc or mac
Dear Robert and friends, great video, lots of knowledge. But I'm not quote convinced from leaving Garmin Zumo. Just the right OSM map needed, much quicker to plan a tour from the PC at home. Of course, we all have to double-check in reality and ride the tour. Your Rally Navigator roadbook looks a lot like Dakar, that's ultraprofessional, and pimped-up compared to good old Garmin. So where's the real advantage except those nice tulips? Cheers, Günter
Hi Günther. Roadbooks are for rallies, as a challenge for navigating. A sport or a fun event. It is not to be compared with a Garmin which does not even do roadbooks.
Still, it does has advantages since it contains detailed warnings and info about certain sections on a challenging track. Another commenter in this video does tours as a profession and use it for tracks that are re-used often, because of the detail.
But, to make a route once and then ride it, you would never make a roadbook. Garmins are made to navigate with no effort. Roadbooks is the opposite.
@@NomadSweden Hi Robert, thanks for your quick reply. Now I understand. Maybe I should try roadbooks for a change, for a challenge ;-)
I like your advice concerning a Samsung phone with apps and Carpe Iter. Cheers, Günter
Fantastic video. going to try that app and hope to have some fun with it. Many Thanks safe motoring from Canada
Great tutorial Robert! There was a time, not thet far back, when our passionated ex Aussie Troy Safari Carpente arranged fun roadbook events like Coast to Coast in southern Sweden owing other events. As well together with SOE (Svenska Offroadentusiasterna) and the Dakar Princess Annie Seel, arranged a very sophisticated bake rally / race in mid Sweden. The first just to inspire to learn roadbook navigation and have fun. The latter very serious with seasoned contenders with ambitions to contend at international races, also an ambition to see if the Swedish Motorsport Association (Svenska Motorsportsförbundet) could be interested in supporting and arrange cross country bike races in Sweden. It seems very difficult to rise an interest for this from their officials though. With Your excellent influence the interest for roadbook rallys, at least for fun, could be raised again for advriders. Bukkerittet in Norway might be the last larger event and some in Finland may be the last of these events that have survived. For myself I've only tried this with paper rolls in a classic type of roadbook like 15 years ago 😂. Keep it up Robert, I will look in to a up to date solution 😁.
To light the roadbook spark again we need to get a broad mass to play and have fun. Its much more accessible now with all the apps and tools. I will make a small event this spring and hope others will follow 🔥
@@NomadSweden If the roadbook navigation leads to a Motoberfest at the finish line I'm in ☝️😁🍺🤠😂
@@Braapncamp i hear you. Motoberfest must be a tradition and event
Another great video. Thanks.
A really great video - thanks for that, the professional execution is really second to none!
The whole subject appeals to me all the more because I have been professionally involved with roadbooks for many years as I offer motorcycle tours as a tour operator using roadbooks for navigation. Recently, however, the criticism of the anachronistic principle with paper, tripmaster and roadbook holder - everyone using its own hardware of course - has become louder and louder. This is a great pity, because in my opinion, the roadbook principle has by far the advantage over simply following a GPS track on the navigation device - especially when it comes to additional information or warnings.
The development of soft- and hardware in the meantime is very promising and will certainly make me change my mind sooner or later. One thing, however, remains the same: the effort of creating a good roadbook not only requires a fair amount of diligence and precision, first and foremost you also have to know the relevant routes!
Thank you! Proud to receive cheers and input from a veteran in the subject. This is so much fun but as you pointbout, also a superior way of navigating a fixed route.
Excellent. Lots of work but looks worth it. Thanks!!!
Thanks. I can think of more boring work than this 😊
That's a fab professional approach how u created this video explanation. I have a question. What did u use record the gpx track from while riding please? Tks.
Thanks! I use drivemode dashboard or locus maps. Most nav apps have a rec feature. It saves a gpx file on the phone when you stop and save. The. Transfer to computer.
Great vid Robert. Very useful for a starter kit!
Thanks!
Excellent video thanks Robert...although my tiny brain is hurting a bit 🙃 🙂 🤪. Careful on the ice! Cheers, Steve
😂🤯
@@NomadSweden ruclips.net/video/ncOjTuj1D-M/видео.html You might like this...
Very nice videos! Glad to be subscribed!
I am glad you did!
Excellent and informative video Robert thanks for sharing 👍🏻
Very good tutorial. Everyone will be able to try it. Thank you
i only need the joystick to scroll down now!! thnx for this, this is awesome!
As always, nice video! At minute 4:39 you say you record on your navigation app... what app is that? Thanks!
Pretty much any navigation app can record gpx-files. Guru Map, Locus Map, OSMand, DMD2 etc
Thank you for this, Im learning on this rally thing and this will for sure help. Sign in for this Rally Navigator app.
And for telling about the app for the roadbook in my mobile. Great video, great help, thank you ;)
Thanks for telling us this was useful. Then it makes sense for us to make these videos. :)
I learned something new again lol. Thanks for this video! Very informative!
My mission is to make this common knowledge. Someone had to start 👊🏻✊🏻
Super good Video! Got me excited to ride and make roadblooks as well. Also very good tip to be able to use cheaper Bluetooth devices for scrolling.
One Question: what app do you exactly use to record the trip (gpx file) ?
Keep up the good work and ride safe!
Thank you! I use Locus Map or Drivemode dashboard to record
Nice Job!!!! Question ... did you at the moment change the way to take notes? how to take notes directly on the roadbook? Thanks
Thanks. I usually dont make notes but you can use apps to scribble on the pdf file
this is bloody perfect!
Very nice video, how do you scroll through the roadbook on your motorcycle by using your thumb? Is that standard equipment on the Teneré? I would love to have that on my bike as well!
Thanks! Check this video where I explain that. ruclips.net/video/7NdVDhr6KTk/видео.html&ab_channel=NomadSweden
I really enjoyed this tutorial. Good work. Cheers
Thanks!
Thanks!! Very interesting! - And well made as usual!
Thanks!
Awesome Job!!! What's the phone that you use? Any suggestions ? thank you!!
Thanks! In this video I use iPhone but you can use Android also.
Brilliant information thanks
Great video mate. Loads of good information. Did you explore possibility of connecting bluetooth media control? You said that there is a possibility but I'm not sure when it pair how it will actually work. Any idea?
We tried it and it works at least with the Rally Nvigator app. 👍🏻
Great. I ordered one from amazon and I'll test it today
Great info!! Thank you for this. Gr from Holland
Glad you liked it
Verkar jättekul! Tack!
Vassego
Great video! Thanks.
Hi great video and thanks for simplified approach of creating and navigating. I also wanted to know what mobile mount you are using and can you put a detailed video of mobile mounting and the application and hardware you are using to use the mobile while riding and scrolling up and down thru the handle bar... thanks in advance and happy riding
Thank you. Perhaps this video helps? ruclips.net/video/7NdVDhr6KTk/видео.html
Looks like a lot of fun - need to try that sometime. Can you remind me what is the phone mount you are using on your navigation bar above the dashboard. I believe you covered that in another video, thanks.
Thanks. Its quad lock
thank you very much may have a little fun with this.
Excellent video, really enjoyed it, thank you. Quick question as I'm new to this, do you have to scroll the road book manually or can you set it to scroll automatically in line with the trip?
Sorry for late answer. You have to scroll manually since most roadbook apps are using PDFs and don't know the distance for each instruction. There are other apps which could know distance, but they don't scroll auto either. Probably because it's set to imitate the paper roadbook.
Nicely explained and you got me onto making and driving roadbooks as well now!!
However i do find it a pity that drive mode dashboard 2 only works on the smartphone in landscape mode and the rally navigator app only works decently in portrait mode..
Until dmd2 can work in portrait mode or rallynavigator app in landscape..I now export the roadbooks in pdf and use the piste roadbook app on my android smartphone, which works on landscape mode launched from within dmd2.
I love it.. and thanks again for the 👌 video
It's great fun! I agree with the orientation thing. I run all in landscape and I hope RallyNavigator makes a version for that. But I exsport to PDF just as well.
Hello, Thanks for the excellent video.
You phone app shows the roadbook on landscape mode. On my phone is not possible. Only portrait.. Do you use Android or IOS? What is the app you are using?
Thanks
Joaquim
Thanks. All info is in the description of the video
Great video as always, is there any autoscroll function to the rallybook ?
No dont think so. Would be neat
Nä jag åker enbart på samma väg hela tiden. Allt för att min fru ska hitta mig när det blir mörkt och jag ska hem👌
Thank for gr8 info & vid can't wait to give it a go 👍👍👍👍
Takk for en flott video!!
hey big fan of you and the tenere even tho i don't have it but plan on gettting it
keep up the good work
Thank you! Means a lot!
This is really cool. 😃
Thanks, learned a lot!
Happy to provide 👍🏻
Very interesting.
Excellent work Sir!! 👍
Thanks 😃🙏
Which app are you using at your mobile phone to read the pdf roadbook?
Very useful tutorial!!!
Thanks!
Edit: Ops, I saw you were using an app for iOS. Do you know something similar for Android?
Thanks, check the description. There is link to android apps.
I looove this stuff ver much and you make it look really easy! But it is quite a lot of work if you try and convert the Swedish or any other country's TET into a road book...
Haha yes, the whole TET is a lot of work to make a roadbook. :) I would say 100-400km is a good roadbook size.
very informative video, this is the video i m looking for. Hi sir, at 06:01 is your start point. How do i change if i want the start point to be the ending point. Thank you
Thank you :) In the software there is an option to reverse the track with one click in the menu. I am now using the desktop version of Rally Navigator.
@@NomadSweden Thank you, i have a question. I saw you using RN creating the Roadbook in the webrowser. I m using RN in iMac desktop using the software. Using the RN software I can add the waypoint using opt click. Please advice. Which is better using the RN web browser or the software. One think i forgot. The map detail in the browser is good and the software is no good no road name. Also in the display in the screen on the left there are 3 box. left is the km. center is where i put the sign and the right is the note. On the left box i find one of it turn to green, can you explain to me, what it means. Thank you for your time.
Excellent.. As usual! May I suggest a how to/review of the CI controller video?Thanks!
Thank you! Request noted
Excellent videos, BTW! Also, could use a tutorial on how to connect a bluetooth music controller to Drive Mode for Android...and FYI, funny I have the exact same "extra" phone for my motorcycle-mounted roadbook...Thumbs Up!
@@Milwriter personally I have tested rallynavigator with player remote. I know rally blitz support it but not sure drivemode dashboard does.
Very informative..... Thanks for sharing!:
Thank you!
Great video
Thank you!
Fantastic !!!!!!!!!
Do you use the Rally Navigator basic account, or one of the paid subscriptions?
Thanks
To create you need a paid Account. To use a shared book you are ok with a free account
@@NomadSweden I asked because they say that with the Basic account you can "Make Basic Roadbooks Only" and with Premium versions they give way more benefits.
Don't know for sure how the "Make Basic Roadbooks Only" is.
Anyway, the Premium version is way better but being an annual subscription, it only makes sense for those who use it intensively.
Thanks for your reply.
Best regards
Very interesting and useful. 🔝
much appreciated
hi, it all seems easy but I have 2 questions for you: 1- it is possible to import a GPS track recorded with other apps (gpx, kmz etc.). 2 Is it possible to prepare a road book not as a roll but as a matrix-type grid? thanks for your reply
Hi. Yes you can import any gpx.
Not sure what you mean with matrix type grid? Never saw a roadbook like that
@@NomadSwedenFirst of all thanks for the answer, it's complicated for me without being able to send you an example image, by matrix I mean the one in algebra or a composition by lines and columns. I could call it a table or a chessboard, this is how we prepare road books at our meetings.
@@AndreaTomio-jp8cc I see. I don't know if this is available. Better check with rallynavigator who makes the software. Cheers