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Old 11-24-2018, 04:56 PM
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I love the Speedhut gauges and they have a 20% off black friday special. www.speedhut.com
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I love the Speedhut gauges and they have a 20% off black friday special. www.speedhut.com
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These have been on the top of my 'future gauge' list, including the GPS speedometer.

I’ll keep this in mind for consideration of a future Black Friday purchase and holiday gauge project!

Thanks for the tip, another useful bit of info from this site.

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I've wanted a GPS-speedometer for a long time, and was interested in the Speedhut unit until I saw
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As long as you keep the gauges out of inclement weather (like leaving your vehicle out in the rain) and keep direct contact with water as minimal as possible, the gauge should operate great for you.
I've been caught i the rain enough times that I know it will inevitably happen again.

Maybe there'll be a waterproof one eventually
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I've wanted a GPS-speedometer for a long time, and was interested in the Speedhut unit until I saw

I've been caught i the rain enough times that I know it will inevitably happen again.

Maybe there'll be a waterproof one eventually
Hi Tom,

Good info. That's why I like to layout my wish list projects and let them mature in time, as I continue researching them, for this very type of consideration.

Perhaps if enough interested individuals let Speedhut know we'd (prefer to) buy the GPS gauge if they achieve a waterproof version, it would speed that solution path?

I loosely recall on my initial review another consideration, perhaps antenna placement or such.

Well, another one in good time, like various LED light considerations!

Take care Tom...Brent
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I've wanted a GPS-speedometer for a long time, and was interested in the Speedhut unit until I saw

I've been caught i the rain enough times that I know it will inevitably happen again.

Maybe there'll be a waterproof one eventually
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Hi Tom,

Good info. That's why I like to layout my wish list projects and let them mature in time, as I continue researching them, for this very type of consideration.

Perhaps if enough interested individuals let Speedhut know we'd (prefer to) buy the GPS gauge if they achieve a waterproof version, it would speed that solution path?

I loosely recall on my initial review another consideration, perhaps antenna placement or such.

Well, another one in good time, like various LED light considerations!

Take care Tom...Brent

Ok, Tom, I think I've figured a solution for our open cockpit cars...just clear Flex-Seal the entire interior and drill one weep hole in the floor! Brent
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Ok, Tom, I think I've figured a solution for our open cockpit cars...just clear Flex-Seal the entire interior and drill one weep hole in the floor! Brent
Brent,

LOL!

Reminds me of one of the many things that Wade Chamberlain pioneered: he put a 1" hole in each footwell under the carpet and used a rubber plug to seal it.

That would have saved me many rolls of paper towels.

I did notice that Speedhut, if you request it, would put some sealer on the inside of the glass around the periphery that may make it water-resistant enough to be practical. They are still careful to say that it's not waterproof.

Maybe I should try that!

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Brent,

LOL!

Reminds me of one of the many things that Wade Chamberlain pioneered: he put a 1" hole in each footwell under the carpet and used a rubber plug to seal it.

That would have saved me many rolls of paper towels.

I did notice that Speedhut, if you request it, would put some sealer on the inside of the glass around the periphery that may make it water-resistant enough to be practical. They are still careful to say that it's not waterproof.

Maybe I should try that!

Tom
Hi Tom,

The solution Mr. Chamberlain pioneered reminded me, while I may not have clarified it in my spec comment for the weep hole, it was considered 'typical' (common per like system), so also one in each side floor board!! Brent
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