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To: stan_hughes who wrote (25840)	11/19/2006 7:12:19 PM
From: E. Charters	Respond to of 78410

Fantastic. Of course it would be possible to make a stronger ziplock, and an electronicimal button pusher system that bluetooth-sends to the said "captive" device, bagged as such, and keeps it working. That could be routinely built just as they built cases to make cameras underwater capable. I wunce completely corroded a fine german camera by taking it on a canoe trip. It was recommend to me to use instead the Pentax K-1000 as it had a titanium body and would resist degradation that routinely follows most transistorized thingies merely by being within 15 metres of water. EC<:-}