$100

I upgraded to a Hero 8 so I don't have a need for this. 

Here's a link to the same model on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/GoPro-CHDHA-301-H...B00NIYNUXO

Non-removable battery. No SD card included. I have some attachments like a suction cup mount and stuff if you want to discuss buying those too. Has the classic GoPro rattle if used on something shaking a lot.

Here are some videos recorded with it. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBbx01J7Hrw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQeb7yT5XQM

youtube.com/watch?v=vaGZfP9SCpE

Hello all, got a couple things for sale. Let me know if you're interested. 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/EVGA-GeForce-GT...3870594657

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Basix-Computer-...3870596669

I need something that can run iOS 12 or better, anyone got a 5yr old one sitting around?

So with nothing else to do, I figure I'll hop on the bike with a friend, and hit the road. We laid out a very basic roadmap to start estimating times, distances, and landmarks.

Curious if any of you have done trips like this before, have suggestions, or any input on places to see or what to do to prepare.

The idea is to do an iron butt the first day (1,000 miles in less than 24hrs), and then continue at an estimated 400 miles per day afterward. Guessing we'll do about 100 miles, then stop for gas, stretch etc, then continue on. Factoring 60mph and 20min breaks each stop, that puts us at 2hrs per every 100 miles, or 8 hours of riding per day to cover 400 miles. That 60mph might be conservative, but with no windscreens currently, not sure if we'll be wanting to bomb the highways for this long (If you have one, please see my WTB post in the other section of the forums for the gear I'm looking to acquire before the trip).

Planning on camping out for most places, and packing food with maybe a grocery store visit every week or so. I'm expecting a lot of places that might still be closed during this, so I won't plan on stopping at famous restaurants or attractions like I normally would. We will probably focus on nice twisty/scenic roads, as well as national parks to visit.

I underestimated how out of touch I am with this. I figured I'd take this old iPad 2 running ios 8.3, load Garageband on it, and connect it to a MIDI keyboard and let my daughter make some cool stuff. Despite the fact Garageband used to exist for all iPads, now it seems you can only get it for ios 12, 13. Apparently had I done this a couple years ago, it would have been easy. I've already wasted quite a bit of time just to figure that out. So I'm looking into jailbreaking it via some shady ass looking websites, but then I still don't know where to get an earlier version of Garageband or how to load it. 
Anyone tried something similar?

2000 Miata, 215k, automatic transmission.  Working AC and cruise control.  Recent cylinder head rebuild, tires and brakes.  Runs very well, transmission shifts smoothly.

Has rust in the typical Miata places (rear quarter panels) and the paint looks better in the pictures than if does in person. 

Located in Midothian, VA
$2,250

Hey guys, my name is Chris Chrzan ('13) and I haven't been on this forum since probably running for officer in 2012. Anyway - good to be back and I have a question I was hoping you could help me with..

Deciding between 2011 135i w/ MSport package and 101k vs 2011 Audi S4 w/ 108k (+3k more expensive). I'm mostly looking for the driving feel/experience over practicality (my last DD was a 2006 Z4 so anything would be easier after that). The S4 hasn't had the DSG issue pop up yet (so it may be pending) and also hasn't had the timing chain tensioner issue (yet); the 135 has the N55 engine which is MUCH more reliable and I have already fixed most related issues in my Z4 like coolant expansion tank etc so I would know how to tackle those projects. I'm leaning toward BMW, because, well, it's a convertible and I need Vitamin D or I get S.A.D. quick.

Hit me with it...

Hey all, I am Dean. This is my second year in the club, and I am currently a sophomore econ/political science double major. This past year I got much more active with the club, have met a ton of good friends, and hope that continues!
 
I believe I am qualified for this position as I can take good notes, plan well, and can get my ideas across concisely. Along with this, I have professional experience with sending emails, dealing with apparel, and more from an internship over the summer, so I feel prepared to do things of that nature.
 
I have two main goals I hope to achieve as secretary.
1.    Increase communication. I have seen this from alumni, and I also would not mind it myself. I think an email/forum posting after meetings with what was discussed would  
      be useful to everyone and would create a record as well. Also, I think getting more ideas from members about what they want to do would be great.
2.    Help to grow the club. I believe this club can grow with some more promotion. This promotion could be physical, with things such as student org night, or by putting posters 
      up around campus. It could also be online, with more social media presence (I like Stephen’s idea of member highlights!).
 
Thanks for reading, feel free to ask any questions or give any suggestions!
 

Finally getting around to selling this thing.





The transmission is good as new with a new valvebody and complete overhaul from Jack's Transmission with upgraded shift forks and rebuilt torque damper. Change the fluid every 30k miles (not 60k like Mitsubishi suggests) and you likely won't run into any issues with it. New YellowTop battery, ACD Pump, Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3 Tires, fluids and exhaust gaskets. List price is ~$15,000 for the inevitable lowballers but will offer a club special of $12,000 if anyone wants this thing. Wouldn't hesitate to keep it but with the Fit and new truck taking over DD duty and the Demon taking over racing duty this car is just going to sit in my driveway and rot. Would make a solid RallyX, winter beater, DD, HPDE or all of the above.