iPod Case For Divers

by corbinse | November 10, 2008 at 01:34 pm
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iPod Case For Divers iPod, Dive 300, waterproof, iPod Touch, iPod classic, iPhone

This has got to be filed under the “You have got to be kidding Me” file.

PcWorld reports on Nov 10, 2008 Steven Schwankert “The iDive is a case with waterproof headphones that allows you to take any number of iPod and iPhone models to as deep as 300 ft. (90 meters), allowing you to listen to music and watch video in the octopus's garden.”

Steven does redeem a bit in the next sentence with “Designed for divers who need to while away hours during decompression stops”. Ok I think I could understand if these stops are longer than 10 to 20 min. But for sports divers who usually only dive up to 60 ft. down and stay down for less than an hour the decompression stop is at 10ft. (if memory serves correctly it has been 10 plus years or longer, that I have even looked at a decomp chart much less touched a tank, damn I miss that too.) and is way less than 20 min.

This nifty little item would only set you back a measly $349.99 from H20 audio, which I’m sure is nothing compared to that $229.99 iPod touch. Or for the real enthusiast that needs to make a call or surf the internet to find out what kind of sea snake that bit him on the iPhone at 100ft. down.

Ok this is just me but, how the hell are you going to hear the DA DA, DA DA, of jaws sneeking up behind you when you are Jamming out to Van Halen’s Dance the night away?

Original article at ce's geekbook

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panzerlawyer

Nice.  All the Navy SEALS and RECON Marines will love it!

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John smith

check out this waterproof case for iphone. <a href="http://www.blogiversity.org/blogs/willburns1/archive/2008/11/10/7375.aspx">waterproof case for iPhone.</a>

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Steven Schwankert

Corbinse,

Safety stops are one thing, but now that technical diving is quite popular, actual decompression stops are mandatory and can be very long. I would think when you're making dives that are that complex in terms of mixed gases and decompression profiles you shouldn't be watching "30 Rock," but whatever.

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