You claim IP68, which is for continuous IMMERSION in more than 1m (3ft) of water - is this accurate?
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yes they are, they work great , they are some time hard to get color to change under that much water since they are IR control , put remote in zip lock bag and make sure all the air is out you can put remote under water to change color.
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These lights worked poorly for me, they developed leaks when placed in about 4 feet of water
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For water, you could use this: http://www.instructables.com/id/Web-Based-Water-Metering-with-ioBridge/
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The O-ring seal on the battery compartment is not designed for heavy immersion in water. According to the Garmin site: The Foretrex 301 is rated IPX7. --Withstands incidental exposure to water of up to 1 meter for up to 30 minutes. --Indoor/outdoor use in the presence of rain, snow or brief splashes of water. --The unit is not suited for any immersion of more than 1 meter, regardless of duration of immersion, or any immersion of more than 30 minutes, regardless of depth of immersion.
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I haven't tried it, but I believe it would work in water of depths around one to two feet. Sounds like a fun time. Let know who it works
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I'm not sure I'd trust this case for extended submersion. It was great against splashes and in my pocket at the beach wading in waist-deep water, but it definitely has a budget feel to it. I'd look at more substantial solutions if you expect your device to be underwater for any prolonged period of time or at any significant depth.
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I've had mine completely submerged before. While in use. With no problems at all.
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I'm not sure. I use it in a saline pool. Contact Underwater audio on the web. They are very responsive.
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Not sure what you mean. If you're asking how accurate it senses depth it depends. Sometimes it has been pretty accurate other times not. Don't expect any accuracy more than 6 inches deep.
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That I don't know. I have used it sitting in the boat in water and it was fine, but it was not totally submerged.
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I do not put my head into the water more than a foot, so I cannot say. Sorry I couldn't answer the question.
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Hi Jylian, I researched this myself awhile ago and determined the Pump case is only rated IPX 7. This means it is only rated for 5 seconds of submersion at a max of 3 FT. Basically only good for accidental submersion. I ended up getting the next level pouch (IPX 8) but it does not let you run the cord through it. I just disconnect while swimming.
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Sorry, I'm not sure. I bought it for my daughter. She uses it when she's on water courses for her job for over 25 days.
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Hi there I would call it highly water-RESISTANT not necessarily waterproof. It does meet the IP67 waterproofing standard at level 5:Water jets Water projected by a nozzle (6.3 mm) against enclosure from any direction shall have no harmful effects. Test duration: at least 3 minutesWater volume: 12.5 litres per minutePressure: 30 kPa at distance of 3 m....So for most normal use by recreational boaters on the water, you should be fine.Cheers,ScottMaple Leaf GPS
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I wouldn't recommend that. I went less than ten feet in water and it ruined the camera. Fortunately I was just within warranty and it was repaired for a small fee but I haven't tried it in water since.
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you need to find something that is rated i69 for submersion, these are all ip65 rated or less..
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Garmin says it is. I haven't submerged my under water ; but under normal use in fields and swampy areas ;my seems to be fine.
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i do 1h nonstop laps, 3 times per week, swimp3 is great for me. Charge lasts for long time with this schedule.