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Flea Dog:BTW, If you use WMA files instead of mp3s you will be able to get more songs on the player. I have usually done this with players with smaller memory.
Flea Dog
webhead:Fellow divers,
I wanted to share a great deal on u/w mp3 players from iRiver that I heard about on another diver's forum. I ordered a few units and have to say this is a real deal.
https://secure17.nexternal.com/shar...usType=BtoC&Count1=951900660&Count2=869041085
Go to the underwater section for mp3 players. Or do a web search for iriver america if this link doesn't work.
So why is this a good deal? My list of reasons.
This is essentially the same unit I tried in the Caymans over a year ago when they were selling for over $300.
Only $40 for the 128 meg version - only about 2 hours of noise. :11doh:
The features are very nice - adjustable equalizer, fm tuner and built in recorder for line in, fm or voice - has a built in mic
Also, there is a firmware upgrade that makes the unit look like a flash drive when connected via usb to the pc - i.e. no drivers or software to load to move mp3 files. This makes is very friendly for dive trips when you want to share those Jaws theme songs.
And, the housing is rated to 200 feet. Not going to make it on all my deco dives but not a bad start.
I can't claim finding this deal myself - read about it on another diving forum but after getting mine and playing with it, I had to share.
Nor can I claim the idea of testing this in the bath tub..... :11:
I couldn't agree more, what a frivilous scuba purchase. :shakeheadIzu:A solution to a nonexistant problem. Prolly why they never sold. Total waste of money IMHO.
I just ordered one.
diversolo:"pump up the volume" the deeper you went.