CoachMK21

Pictures are always a good idea. We like pictures.

My friend has found what he's looking for. Thanks for your suggestions!

Florida is probably too far, but I'll let him know - we're in NY. Thanks.

I have a friend who is looking for a 1994 or 1995 Mazda Miata shell. He would "like a clean title, clean paint/no rust. Somewhere in the northeast preferrably, but willing to travel. No engine or blown engine is ok, doesn't need subframes or a dif either." His purpose is to build a SCCA STR autocross car. He currently has a 1991 CSP Miata and is done chasing the problems. If you have something that fits this, PM me your contact info and I'll get you in touch. Thanks!

Thankfully....

The GoPro will still record sound even it you're using the original case that has no holes in it. This case usually produces a lot of wind noise.

Pictures of the damaged area(s)?

I may have done this, but just not remember. We also have a power cord for the GoPro that we use with a 128gb card. However, I have the skeleton case, that I didn't need to drill any holes in, with an open back. It helps reduce the wind noise too. May sure you adhere to the amp charge max rate, or you might fry your GoPro Hero 4 Black. Ask me how I know.

I've had that issue before as well, also on a Hero 3 Silver+. Another time I had a situation where the sound and video were not in sync, by roughly 1 second. I didn't do anything to try to fix it, but it's been over a year since it's done it and it hasn't happened again.

Is your fuel man wearing a hooded sweatshirt under his suit or is that part of the suit? If it's a sweatshirt, I'd recommend against having it be exposed outside of the fire suit. You wouldn't want a fire to jump to the hood and have instant access to the inside of the suit, ie skin.

Ram Mount makes very solid mounts for a wide variety of tablet sizes. https://www.rammount.com/

I passed this info on to a friend who is might need a room. His name is Mel, if he calls.

And this is why Bill needs to get in the habit of locking threads after he makes them.

We used an iPhone5 (I think), plugged in and streamed to Facebook Live. It ran for nearly 2 hours to start the race, then stopped for no reason. We put it back in later in the day, but it only ran for an hour or so I think then stopped again. I think the biggest reason is the apps just crash. They might not like the continuous running for hours and hours. Or in the case of Facebook, maybe there is a set duration limit?

I'm just a driver who does what they are told, usually I can let our captain know about your offer. As for the multiplier, I hadn't even thought of it and I'm sure our captain didn't either. We've only run 8 hours or less the past couple years, so it probably just slipped by us. No one else through registration made any mention of it.