Car Keys and what to do with them?

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OK, I bought one of these, but...

http://www.amazon.com/S3-T1000-Watertight-Dry-Case/dp/B005EGZBDG

I'm going to take it, and the WITZ case on my next dive, with nothing in them.

I was able to get a non-electronic key from the Mazda dealer. The steel key will only open the door, not start the car. In some later Mazdas (and the Infiniti I used to have) they make it very difficult to lock the electronic key in the car. Some local surfers claim they have to wrap the electronic key in tinfoil and put it in the trunk.

Science experiment and results coming soon.
 
I would stuff them full of toilet paper. Foolproof way of finding out if they leak.

For my money, I would look for an old uw camera housing or flashlight (something like a UK SL4). Right now you can't give a 35mm camera away and the non led flashlights are also dirt cheap.
 
You could try the San Quentin solution.....
 
Hi Neil,

I bought one of these when I was in UK last year, works a treat for my Landy keys
 
Hi Neil,

I bought one of these when I was in UK last year, works a treat for my Landy keys

£78.00 is a ridiculous price for that.
 
£78.00 is a ridiculous price for that.

To some degree I agree but I use it to house my PLB, they are custom made, and well made too.
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/teric/

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