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what sort of stuff did you leave in the back seat? towels? plastic 2L bottles of frozen water?
Bonaire car/truck security ideas pls...
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what sort of stuff did you leave in the back seat? towels? plastic 2L bottles of frozen water?
noj3333
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Items that cost that much money... there's no way I'd leave them unattended.
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I was just thinking... VIP Divers offers lockers in their shop. It's only a short distance north from where you're staying, but it may save you a few minutes if you're diving the north sites.
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that's the kind if advice i was looking for....helpful. tnx..
Ouch. You photogs do face a dilemma.
Maybe my comment will be helpful to someone in the future.
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Everything, all dive gear needed for two dives plus video housing,
To be clear we took it all with us on every dive - it was done so we could leave the bags,cases and spares at the condo.
Add tank o-rings to your carry list - we had a bad one several times.
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I believe Delphins uses Dive Friends. I'd guess several of their shops have lockers if you want to stage gear.Not sure if they'd be accessible after hours though.
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Dive Friends has a limit of 2 tanks/customer at a time - but only at some of their shops. The ones that have limited tanks and fill ability restrrict. Most (like Port Bonaire, Yellow Sub) don't.
Don't go with Witz. They leak. I have had this case down to 131" with no leaks. Big enough to hold my glasses, keys, credit card, drivers license and money. S3 T2000 Watertight Case
For batteries and larger things - first, the police are doing more patrols, second do a good job of hiding them. In the vehicle is not a good idea. There are bushes at every dive site. A zip lock and burying beneath the sand works great - as long as you remember which bush you put your things under.
Don't go with Witz. They leak. I have had this case down to 131" with no leaks. Big enough to hold my glasses, keys, credit card, drivers license and money. S3 T2000 Watertight Case
For batteries and larger things - first, the police are doing more patrols, second do a good job of hiding them. In the vehicle is not a good idea. There are bushes at every dive site. A zip lock and burying beneath the sand works great - as long as you remember which bush you put your things under.
I plan to bring one of these and put it on the steering wheel..................sound good?
AquaVault & FlexSafe: The Ultimate Portable Safe ---- SHARK TANK
AquaVault & FlexSafe: The Ultimate Portable Safe ---- SHARK TANK
I like it! Nothing will stop a determined thief, but Bonaire thieves seem to be opportunists who will go for the low-hanging fruit, not try to open a "safe."
I'm surprised PacSafe doesn't make something like that. I have a couple of PacSafe products.
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