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Old 07-07-2008, 20:42   #21 (permalink)

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that's an unorthodox but ingenious solution... but does it work
I have'nt had a flood since trying this approach but got the idea from this site
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Old 14-08-2008, 01:30   #22 (permalink)

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surely a sanitary towel (as we call them in the UK) would absorb any droplets of water but wouldn't prevent condensation like silica gel sachets do?
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Did insurance once but never again as it's too costly.

When I did flood the housing an alarm would not have helped - you have to check it and I didn't look at the housing until it was waaay too late. Best tip is to absolutely make sure you close it properly, do a leak check before the dive and after you enter and through the dive especially if in the shallows.

Not difficult but amazing how often people don't do this and come to grief. Also try not to leave housings in rinse tanks.
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