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Topic: Waterproofing your handheld electronics  (Read 3511 times)

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Potato_River

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Any of you guys use ziplock bags?  I use that on the gps just fine.

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I use zip locks also.  I usually double bag them and that helps.

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I thought double bagging is wha Joel had to do with his dates????

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No he just uses the 100 gal. green trash bags.  Extra tough.

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