housing repair
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fpoole
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I don't see any response on this, so I'll pop my $0.02 worth...
Typically you can get flooded items repaired, even electronic ones although it might cost the same as a new one - if it's fried, it's fried, but the hard case is still good..
I'd certainly, if you haven't already, contact L&M (Stingray? - can't remember) and see what they can do.. you probably already have heheh.. but better late than never eh??
Hope that helps...
Typically you can get flooded items repaired, even electronic ones although it might cost the same as a new one - if it's fried, it's fried, but the hard case is still good..
I'd certainly, if you haven't already, contact L&M (Stingray? - can't remember) and see what they can do.. you probably already have heheh.. but better late than never eh??
Hope that helps...
seacam diver
Guest
deeptone:
You might try Light and Lotion directly or get it back to the dealer you bought it from. The housing can be repaired but it is usually costly. I suggest you get insurance to help you if their is a next time.
Remember, in salt water electronics are usually toast but can be salvaged occassionally if they are rinsed in fresh water immediately after the dive. Good luck...
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