From geography class a long time ago:
Surprisingly it still works
Sorry so blurry: (needed to compress gif to under 3MB)
The humidity increase was due to my breathing.
Wow, that’s quite nice actually, I only got a map of a small portion of West London.
Zoomed in on the display (same video):
For the altitude I calibrated at the normal atmospheric pressure of 1013.25mb.
What does a map have to do with this?
I was under the impression that you were given that from Geog class, all that they gave us was a map.
Accidentally touched the bulb to remove a hair:
The contrast is terrible, so I have to lit up the screen.
Why not just walk through it?
Cause I didn’t have a jacket or a hoodie.
My new speedometer (my old phone), mounted with some ice lolly sticks 
It’s only a temporary addition so it should be ok.
Apparently I topped out at 33 MPH today. That’s not bad considering the estimate (that doesn’t account for any external factors that may affect it) is about 38 MPH. Also I was on a relatively short (<100 m) and not so smooth path. If I wasn’t carrying the phone, had a fresh clutch and tyres and a good surface I could probably hit 36 MPH.
No, I meant about the powerslide, what device is a powerslide?
Oh, a powerslide is the term used when you slide a car by going into a bend with no throttle and then flooring it half way into the bend to spin the rear wheels and kick the back out.
As opposed to a drift which involves pulling the handbrake briefly and then using throttle to slide. Except rc cars don’t have handbrakes and although my truck’s brakes mimic a handbrake (it uses the motor to brake and the car is RWD) it’s a lot harder that way. Also my truck isn’t meant to be slid.