Hi.

First time posting here. Howdy everyone.

Bought a '93 Miata early last summer, with 124K miles. It's been sweet,
the greatest car ever, in fact.

I garage-parked her (unheated) at the end of October, and had her out
in early December for a 15 minute reminder of summer, and again
tonight. When I went to start it tonight, the battery wasn't dead, but
it didn't have quite enough juice to get it started. But I did manage
to arm the alarm system, which I didn't even know it had. Perheps the
low voltage triggered that somehow?

Opening the door triggered a pretty damn load sequence of horns, and
that whoopie siren, and some other stuff, for about 15-20 seconds
total.

I jump started it with my Wrangler (winter ride, another story there),
after taking a while to find the battery -- I did have a Fiat Spider
back in the day, so kinda knew where to look after I didn't find it up
front. I took it out for a spin for a few miles, without the alarm
going off. Only opening either the passenger or driver doors seemed to
make it go off. There is a red LED blinking on the dash to the left of
the driver, 3 short bursts, then a pause, then it repeats.

I did try unlocking the driver's door with the key -- made no
difference.

I'm stoked to find out she has an alarm -- it'd be really neat to know
how to shut it off, too. Anyone know how to do this?

Thanks in advance,
Jeff