Miatapalooza 2017 Caravans

[— Agent☣Orange —]

GearheadsMiataClub.net is coordinating with SWFL Miata Club in Ft. Meyers to form a caravan because half our members are members there too. Still, nothing but crickets from Miami and there's something like 300 Miatas down there.

[NCGreasemonkey]

I'm still the lone wolf leaving out on Thursday from NC. But I want rest before putting up with all of y'all in Adam's booth on Saturday. And told Randy that I would try to help out when I could with the parking detail.

Anyone leaving out early PM me.

Peace!

[— kung fu jesus —]

I have a USB socket that plugs into the lighter. It's $2-5. I have a few of them, some have one USB ports, some have 2. I usually plug in my phone to charge whenever I get in the car because I use it to play music, navigation, and comms via bluetooth. I have a clip on phone holder that accommodates a variety of widths, and I locked one of my centerstack eye vents with a screw from behind. Honestly, I use Google Maps 99.9% of the time. It has evolved better into monitoring traffic and suggesting bypasses around them. Waze can be a bit power and data hungry.

[TNRooster3]

I have one of those USB socket plugs, and I do use google maps a lot on my home computer, I am old school and print out maps of where things are when taking trips, never know when your GPS will not work and on some roads no cell service either.

I have a USB socket that plugs into the lighter. It's $2-5. I have a few of them, some have one USB ports, some have 2. I usually plug in my phone to charge whenever I get in the car because I use it to play music, navigation, and comms via bluetooth. I have a clip on phone holder that accommodates a variety of widths, and I locked one of my centerstack eye vents with a screw from behind. Honestly, I use Google Maps 99.9% of the time. It has evolved better into monitoring traffic and suggesting bypasses around them. Waze can be a bit power and data hungry.

[— kung fu jesus —]

The only places I have experienced no GPS service is deep valleys in Western NC and in the SW/West Coast . If you are on a state or interstate highway, you will have GPS. The coverage compared to where it was 10 years ago is night and day.

[TNRooster3]

Have also had trouble in Mtns of NC (MATG), and in northern parts of TN on Cumberland plateau.

The only places I have experienced no GPS service is deep valleys in Western NC and in the SW/West Coast . If you are on a state or interstate highway, you will have GPS. The coverage compared to where it was 10 years ago is night and day.

[Jarrett]

Sorry to any I had planned to meet and drive with. Been a hectic week and probably wont be making it down. I got the chance to buy a 240sx I have wanted for ages, and i couldn't pass it up. Again apologies to any and all that I had coordinated with.