@JAMBAJUICE this. 3mo paid helium plan free if you have a Seeker aswell !

@Xrave yep I just use one of several extra phones I have (a cheap, $100-tier refurb phone is fine) and I believe the one I use for ROVR doesn’t have service, it just stays connected via a Wi-Fi hotspot I keep in my car.

@FreeShkreli The hotspot you keep in your car, such as Verizon, or one of the other "lesser known services?” Smart thinking on the vehicle wifi; I was going to do the same as well.

@Xrave I should have been more specific Xrave, I suppose I include that in the “external GPS screen/device category” but you are correct… Ive seen some good ideas here as well, and it seems there are a lot of ways to find cheap secondary phones to use.

@neo_belaerixx I have $120/year T-Mobile unlimited 4G LTE/5G hotspot service so I use those things everywhere lol

@Xrave that part. I just use my Solana Seeker with it. My iPhone is for everything else.

@Yakob There was a lot of good information in there Yakob, thanks for sharing that! I agree that the purchase of an additional phone when using in tandem with the LC is a nice supplement and does not cause a great offset to the cost. It also seems that the iPhone X is relatively cheap with and the Helium subscription isn’t bad either. Thanks for sharing that!

@JD Only us old people know anything about putting music on USB sticks… If were really old we might have one of those old sun visor CD holders laying around somewhere. ;) I think the cassette tapes are probably all in boxes now… Or there was the really good times when your car had a cassette player, so you bought a portable CD player (had to be with anti-skip, so it read ahead for when you went over the bumps in the car) and used the tape adapter that plugged into the headphone jack of the CD player for music. ;P Even with all the new technology, we still have to find ways to be crafty to get our music to play. We are an intuitive people!