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I use a Garmin Oregon for cycle tours of thousands of miles, and day rides of up to 200 miles. Sometimes I find on short notice that I need to acquire and load the GPX track of a detour or a shortcut, from RideWithGps or from a bike club website. Previously I have done that with a little OTG cable that connects the Garmin as an external storage device to the smartphone. But Gimporter/Gexporter is better because it is safe to use in the rain, and does not require carrying the OTG cable.
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Simon Lagoe
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Why does the phone from which the gpx file is being exported need to be connected to the internet? The gpx file to be exported is on the phone. If the phone is disconnected from the internet, when the gimporter app on the Garmin device is opened, the file can be seen on the Garmin as available to download, but then the download always fails. I hoped this app would allow me to export files without an internet connection, but it does not, hence only 3 stars
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Harald Hoyer
October 30, 2022
Garmin restricted it... blame them