Electricity Road Atlanta?
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Motofun352
Control Rider
Lots of power available, it's 1st come like you said. Just be prepared for a dilapidated set up....looks like it's been thru a war.
Mike:p
Don’t be a Hero, be consistent.
I’m not sure what time I will get there. It all depends what time I get done with work. Ideally I would like to be there between 4&5.
Will a regular extension cord work? I have never needed power before at any track.
Bo, if I get there before you. Do you want me to save you a spot?
Will a regular extension cord work? I have never needed power before at any track.
Bo, if I get there before you. Do you want me to save you a spot?
MrFrzz
slow and wide
Yea - an Ext. cord should work as far as I know. Bringing an extra one JIC.
Maybe a spot, but I won't need power - so as long as you get what you need, we can just park it beside you. We normally pit towards where you pit-in off the track. Right below where the access road comes off the hill (best way I can describe it) There's another guy that's pretty local that should be there too. I can get you his contact info and if you beat us, you can link up with him if you want. The best way to spot us though is to look for the Blue goldwing thats hauling a sportbike lol That's they guy that got us into track riding
Do you have a toy hauler or camp at the track??
D-Zum
My 13 year old is faster than your President
Been a while sine I have been there, but you need to wire up your own custom power box to connect to the primitive/raw high voltage pole service in the paddock Mike.
There are, unless they've made changes, not poles sitting around with good old 110 three prong connections for the taking.
Personally, I think you're better off bringing your own generator to RA than hoping that you'll get a spot close to the service (RV's usually take up that real estate).
There are, unless they've made changes, not poles sitting around with good old 110 three prong connections for the taking.
Personally, I think you're better off bringing your own generator to RA than hoping that you'll get a spot close to the service (RV's usually take up that real estate).
Mike:p
Don’t be a Hero, be consistent.
I picked up a Honda EU2000I today. I wanted to get on for a while and now I feel better that I have the power available whenever I need it. Thanks
D-Zum
My 13 year old is faster than your President
Yeah....you're welcome. Just nice to have your own options for power when you're at the track. You're not so dependent on getting power pole equipped spot. Cost for a day of fuel or power at the track is generally a wash. The other benefit to having a generator is that if the power goes out at your house, you can use it to keep your fridge running and maybe few other things in the house. That way a fridge full of food doesn't spoil.
RyanJG
New Member
Yeah and everyone is real courteous of how they park. Last event there the was a van parked long ways, with a toy hauler behind it.....with a tent behind that. Took up probably 4 spots for other people and was directly in front of a power pole. I wish common sense when parking in the pits was enforced more.
djhurayt
Member
RyanJG <<<. . . a van parked long ways, with a toy hauler behind it.....with a tent behind that . . .>>>
Just do want to be that guy, but I will have my truck with a 6x12 behind it and a 12x12 pop-up. Can you please clarify what the issue was? I don't think I am picturing the scenario that made is so wrong.
Just do want to be that guy, but I will have my truck with a 6x12 behind it and a 12x12 pop-up. Can you please clarify what the issue was? I don't think I am picturing the scenario that made is so wrong.
martinbrown435
New Member
we have got a ford truck today willing to use that for 24/7 towing service, In new york, and also for personal use.