Wisconsin area events

I prefer to just sit at my computer randomly clicking on buttons and cussing a lot.

 

I was able to clean mine up. Not sure how I did it I believe I was drinking at the time so I guess that's not much help. I believe it's in Map overlay turn-off routes. That's how IT people figure things out. ( Lets try that button Nope Not it and so on)

 

Mine didn't hit with the stock UCA's and now touch some with the TC UCA's... go figure.

 

Works perfect! Thanks for putting this together!

 

7am too early? Do you have gmrs?

 

Thanks, It was a kinda collaborative effort, I used the file supplied by RJW500 and added the relevant waypoints. Fun times!

 

So that route in fuchsia is our Saturday outing?

 

Seven sounds good to me. I'm on track to have everything loaded up besides fresh food and ice by today. GMRS is up and running (actually just got the license application approved literally today). I have two handhelds if someone needs one.

 

Sounds like a plan. I also have GMRS and 2 handhelds.

 

Sort of. It seems to end near Wyalusing, but I was planning on going down to Potosi recreation area, or further if time permits.

 

TC UCAs add positive caster because you lose caster when you lift. Downside is that it moves them closer to the rear part of the wheel well giving less clearance than stock. It's a game of inches in there.

 

The north half is Fuchsia, the southern half is in Pale Green. I'd have to figure out how to join the two segments to have it all one color. It's far to early for me to be able to think that hard.

 

If you are on a PC just click the green section, click edit, change color, click save. No need to join the two halves, that gets messy.

 

There seems to be an ongoing miscommunication about this. As @wi_taco said, most aftermarket UCA's move the top of the spindle towards the firewall, so they actually don't help with clearance. They do help with getting alignment in spec, though. I was confused by that for a long time.

 

While all of the smart people are on here; I'm trying to figure out how to hide my old trans Wisconsin track without deleting it, so I can see the one Tim made better. Does anyone know how that works? The only option I can see is to delete them, change colors, and some other options that I don't think would help.

 

Organize things in folders. It's a PITA to manually move them all around, but that's the best way without deleting stuff (which you'll probably regret later). Then whatever folder you dump the old stuff into turn off visibility.

 

They can be hidden...

 

Thanks!
Now it's all one path and in a visible color.

If anyone needs this path exported to a .gpx to use in something other than GaiaGps, let me know.

 

Oh yeah that too, I always forget you can hide individual things because I like doing it with folders. Saves clicks later on when you want to turn things back on, but takes more time to organize.