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By Andreas Yilma, Staff Writer
From left, Naugatuck High School math teacher Andrea Fitzgerald, sophomore Medeea Ionescu and graphic design teacher John Forish are shown at the high school. Ionescu recently created a logo for the Connecticut Autocross & Rally Team, a sports car enthusiasts club that Fitzgerald has been a member of for about seven years. âCONTRIBUTED
NAUGATUCK â Some teachers may prefer to take it slow when theyâre not in the classroom, but Naugatuck High School math teacher Andrea Fitzgerald has a need for speed.
The 54-year-old Woodbury resident races sports cars as her pastime.
Fitzgerald is a member of the Connecticut Autocross & Rally Team or CART, an independent club of sports and performance car enthusiasts. The club sponsors several autocross and track events during the year. The club focuses on advanced car handling techniques and responsive driving, and also hosts events for charities.
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Arduino dashboard integrated into a first-generation Mazda Miata
Shane McGlaun - May 10, 2021, 6:41am CDT
The first-generation Mazda Miata, or MX-5 as it’s known in some countries, went into production in 1989. The little cars were a modern interpretation of an old-school British roadster, and the first generation cars are known by enthusiasts as the NA series. NA Miatas are still very popular today for their handling and are frequently used on racetracks and autocross courses worldwide. Anyone who has driven one of these cars knows that it had a very simple manual dashboard layout with traditional gauges.
An NA Miata owner going by Jroobi wanted to give his car a dash upgrade and turned to Arduino to make a completely digital dash for the car. The owner used a pair of Arduino Dues to create a digital dashboard complete with a touchscreen that lives behind the steering wheel. Having owned and raced an NA Miata personally, reaching those touchscreens through th