paulmbowers

Traveling that week.

Is this Kernan? Corral?

This is great news, thanks Mimi and congratulations to SDAR! Donation inbound.

Even Pipey your pet mouse enjoyed the ride.

https://www.sandiegobeer.news/blog/beer-news/craftbeercomingtocuyamaca?fbclid=IwAR0KJcd5HbijkQ1iMmFOT9i18JUxo35VkL73psmbDbwIIeZBWTM4Y841-M8

Yeah. Before I got old ; )

I've forgotten who it was that was chasing me through Kernan when I was on the 990. That was fun.

Thanks guys!

Thank you.

Yes- I have a kitchen remod coming up in a few months and will need a sparky.

Contact info? Or can I google "simicrintz's son" ??

Well done sir.

Is Thing open to Sunrise now?

The late model phones can get damaged- the magnets in the camera's stabilization unit can get scrambled. But other than that, the environment is no different for a Montana, which is designed for hiking, not motorsports. Ruggedized phones are cheap when compared to single-purpose GPS units, and the phones offer a wide range of other functions. Were I to go on a long trip with my dog, I'd buy and equip two phones, one as a backup. Should one phone get damaged, swap the sim card and you're up and running. Yes, it's important to get a solid mount and charging system- lots of ADVrider upgrade pathways for that. There's a learning curve to all these devices, and if I were to invest what little time I have on the planet to learn one system or the other, I'd go with the phones.

No problems here- Basecamp is Garmin's software and it's not the best, but that's not a Mac limitation. I've been connecting my Montana to my Macs for years. HOWEVER. I'd still be investigating using an Android-based as well- lots being done on that platform and that's the future of GPS navigation.