ttdude

Ooh, ooh, I think I found a couple more bits of TT minutiae to ask about! I'm sure you're all thrilled.

If you have the trip computer display on, the one thing you can't get rid of is the outside temperature reading. They want you to know what you're not experiencing by being insulated in your TT.

What were the coldest and hottest and temperatures you've had displayed on your TT's trip computer? What were the circumstances of each?

I'll assume most responses are in Fahrenheit. If you are answering with Celsius (or Kelvin, or whatever), indicate that. No conversion is necessary - we'll leave that as an exercise for the readers.

Self-response: Low of 4 was Christmas Eve in Vermont a couple years ago. We turned the seat heaters up to match (to 4) and were quickly seared and sweating, so we turned them down to a safer level. High of 101 was in Boston last summer (I think, maybe the summer before) - heat refraction is not good.

Last week's results: It seems like there may be a few TT Jr's arriving to some lucky (?) parents. Pre-congratulations to all.

Bluto

as cold as -10 as hot as 115

My Blu TT

17 Low (TTWest 01 in the mountains) 123 High, (I live in AZ what else do you need to know)

GuilTTy

Coldest = 18. Hottest = 110. Circumstances: cold was cold and hot was VF hot.

JeremyTT

Of course, the TT usually lives in the garage except for nice weekends, and still has 5k miles since mid-July.

BeaverTTon Guy

25ish and 105ish...both in Portland.

ZesTTee

Teens and 100's

AkRascal

Hey, hands down I win this one -43 F, can't do so well on top side tho, about +85

JazziTT

Sounds about right here too... a little less on each end. -8 ---> 111

ArchitecTT

Low = 2 in early December '02 and High = 103 twice this summer