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Old 30 September 2012, 21:21   #21
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Hightower showed me a very cheap waterproof mobile phone case
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Old 30 September 2012, 21:38   #22
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if thats just a ziplock bag have you tested it?
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Old 30 September 2012, 21:49   #23
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if thats just a ziplock bag have you tested it?
Yeah if you send me your phone I'll do a demo video for you

To be honest, it works quite well for what it is
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Old 30 September 2012, 22:24   #24
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There's a really pukka Ziploc bag called the "Zipper" which is the best of the lot. I use a fresh one every time the last shows a bit of wear. I've used a pair of them (doubled) to pack stew for a hike - so I reckon they keep the water out just fine.

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Old 30 September 2012, 22:47   #25
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I bought 100 bags for £2 inc postage from ebay, they are also good for fishing rigs, and map cards etc
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I believe it is possible to fabricate your own trailer if a new one is too expensive.
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Old 01 October 2012, 08:52   #27
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Re 4). I believe it is not unknown for the gas board (or whatever they are called now) to come along and ask for their pipe back, their argument being that there are no legitimate means by which it can come into private ownership.
It seems you can buy it
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Old 01 October 2012, 08:54   #28
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It seems you can buy it
I stand corrected. Thanks!
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