Will thisfly under water?
1668630
Helicopters are meant to fly in the air. Try your hand at R/C submersible subs if you want.
1150875
I am sorry we haven't tried it under water but it does work great for the purpose we bought it for.
1798917
I would not recommend it if they are going to possibly get wet. The water will eventually get into the battery compartment and it not light anymore. Hope that helps
272842
I did not use it under the water. I used it above the water line and it did get wet and held and bonded well, but no under water use.
459894
Please elaborate. What are your test parameters? Are you planning to test under water?
824788
Depends how big. Dont expect anything bigger than a flow of 8 inches. Submerged under 3 inches of water.
1050972
It is designed for air, but I don't think water would hurt it. Just check the preasure rating and and don't go over. Good luck
1315022
not suitable for under water use. will keep rain out but I would not recommend submersing it.It is sealed with o-rings but the adjustable beam slide seems pretty loose and I highly doubt it would keep water out.
2280219
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
475677
yes it will. even in shallow water. I have found a few about 3-7 grams. (4)
1848068
I've never dropped it in the water, but I'm pretty sure it would sink. It doesn't have any buoyancy qualities that I can see.
2000101
Of course it can. It can probably work under water, but it's not too smart. Best damn light I ever had.
2063412
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.
314220
It is a great grip and well made, I have never put mine in water; but can think of no reason why it would not work in water. It is very rugged, I use it in the field for birds. Good luck.
390650
I would say "no" that it is not meant to be immersed in water. I suggest for that, you look for a "pool" type thermometer instead. I hope this helps.
2026663
Yes, if you can even get it to go under water. It's so effective it can be used as a floatation device
2122258
It's strictly mechanical, so I imagine it would work under water.......for awhile. I would probably dry it real well after each use (hair dryer or stick it in rice). For the price, you could probably purchase several and always have one as a "back'up".