Comments on: Flip Video AWC2T Underwater Case for UltraHD and Ultra 2nd Generation camcorders http://www.jtxs.net/flip-video-awc2t-underwater-case-for-ultrahd-and-ultra-2nd-generation-camcorders we recommend the best stuff ! Tue, 22 May 2012 15:33:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Jerald Lynch http://www.jtxs.net/flip-video-awc2t-underwater-case-for-ultrahd-and-ultra-2nd-generation-camcorders/comment-page-1#comment-4263 Jerald Lynch Fri, 15 Jan 2010 13:52:21 +0000 http://www.jtxs.net/flip-video-awc2t-underwater-case-for-ultrahd-and-ultra-2nd-generation-camcorders#comment-4263 Amazon did a great job serving up a low price, (I paid 4X as much for my underwatercase for my Sony digital camera). Shipping was fast and it was package well. The case itself is of good quality (as good as my Sony underwater case). I cannot comment on it's worthiness yet, because I have not tested it as of yet. My Sony case came with well defined, written, pre-testing and end of use maintenance procedures and a tube of silicon-based grease for the sealing ring, a cleaning cloth, as well as maintenance procedures for the sealing ring itself. The Flip Video AWCT I received contained minimal use instructions, period. I find this to be a serious deficit because improper use and maintenance of the sealing ring by a novice underwater case buyer may cause fatal damage to their videocam. Amazon did a great job serving up a low price, (I paid 4X as much for my underwatercase for my Sony digital camera). Shipping was fast and it was package well. The case itself is of good quality (as good as my Sony underwater case). I cannot comment on it’s worthiness yet, because I have not tested it as of yet. My Sony case came with well defined, written, pre-testing and end of use maintenance procedures and a tube of silicon-based grease for the sealing ring, a cleaning cloth, as well as maintenance procedures for the sealing ring itself. The Flip Video AWCT I received contained minimal use instructions, period. I find this to be a serious deficit because improper use and maintenance of the sealing ring by a novice underwater case buyer may cause fatal damage to their videocam.

]]> By: thedolphingirlseb http://www.jtxs.net/flip-video-awc2t-underwater-case-for-ultrahd-and-ultra-2nd-generation-camcorders/comment-page-1#comment-4262 thedolphingirlseb Fri, 15 Jan 2010 11:04:29 +0000 http://www.jtxs.net/flip-video-awc2t-underwater-case-for-ultrahd-and-ultra-2nd-generation-camcorders#comment-4262 This item's great - snorkeling, dives of less than 30 feet, kayaking, and other things where you might worry about a camcorder or camera. <br /> <br />The one thing I would say is that I wish it was rated to 60-100 feet instead of thirty. Obviously video and pictures often wouldn't be good at that depth - but it would mean I could just carry the camera or stow it away if I was going deeper than 30 feet - as well as most divers, since most divers aren't really into depth diving. Surfacing and going back down unnecessarily isn't usually good for dive time, obviously, because the frequent condensing and expansion of nitrogen can cause decompression sickness. Most regular open water divers I think would benefit if it was rated for more depth. <br /> <br />Okay, I can understand it might not make as much profit if it was rated higher. Then again... People might appreciate a higher depth rating if they drop it! This item’s great - snorkeling, dives of less than 30 feet, kayaking, and other things where you might worry about a camcorder or camera.

The one thing I would say is that I wish it was rated to 60-100 feet instead of thirty. Obviously video and pictures often wouldn’t be good at that depth - but it would mean I could just carry the camera or stow it away if I was going deeper than 30 feet - as well as most divers, since most divers aren’t really into depth diving. Surfacing and going back down unnecessarily isn’t usually good for dive time, obviously, because the frequent condensing and expansion of nitrogen can cause decompression sickness. Most regular open water divers I think would benefit if it was rated for more depth.

Okay, I can understand it might not make as much profit if it was rated higher. Then again… People might appreciate a higher depth rating if they drop it!

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