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Old 26 October 2014, 11:30   #21
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I was demostrating how there's no secondary retention on my HX270E, when I dropped it and the clip shattered

I engineered a solution with 2 cable-ties and a a caribiner.

Caribiner clips on to my LJ. Not sure how easy it would be to reach & unclip it if in the water, but not sure that it would have been any easier with the original clip!

I think that an extendable curly lanyard thing would be a good security measure so it would be permanently attached.
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Old 26 October 2014, 12:39   #22
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Looks like a good solution LT
just pointing out your carabiner is pink though
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Bought for my hand held this bag which I attach to the life vest .
Use it with an external microphone .

http://www.amazon.de/Funkger%C3%A4te...Modular+System

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Old 26 October 2014, 16:23   #24
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Looks like a good solution LT
just pointing out your carabiner is pink though
I prefer "high visibility metallic salmon"

You're right though. The caribina is actually an knife that Mrs T had as an emergency knife clipped to her LJ - it was a matter of using what I had to hand. Anyway it does the job until I can justify a nice shiny floating DSC handheld
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Mine arrived yesterday - brilliant service! It looks like it will do a perfect job
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Case looks really nice but I do prefer something like this:
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I have een using this for my OLYMPUS TG1 camera. I snorkel with this equipment and use it on boat. I saw a lot of mobile phones lost at boat slipped from hands so I do really prefer case having re-tractor.

Best Divers Mini Retractor. Accessories Extenders, Scubastore.com, buy, offers, dive.

I have T-REINGN case having retractor but it is too small for my HORIZONS HX851
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The Relax one on Amazon looks absolutely ideal, sadly one of the things that the imbeciles at Amazon will not send here!
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Old 28 October 2014, 10:09   #28
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My Relax arrived today just the job!!


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Old 28 October 2014, 10:10   #29
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Looks absolutely ideal, sadly one of the things that the imbeciles at Amazon will not send here!

do you want one or two posted from uk? don't know what postage like but they very light!

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I like those! Have to order one or 2,cheers!
Got mine delivered on Sunday morning. Nice piece of kit for the money. Now just have to work out how to stop the aerial poking me in the eye or ear! Ha!
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Got mine delivered on Sunday morning. Nice piece of kit for the money. Now just have to work out how to stop the aerial poking me in the eye or ear! Ha!

Geeko helmet or good set of goggles !

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No, just sewn a piece of velcro onto strap to keep it clear. Sorted!!
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That's one problem I find with the crewsaver crewfit LJ, there is very little space on it to attach anything.
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That's one problem I find with the crewsaver crewfit LJ, there is very little space on it to attach anything.

I now wear a belt - with all my safety kit on it - some say that's why I use a 275 n lifejacket !

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