Roseknight
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Played with the thread yet?
I just ordered the newer version of the case and a ram-ball
I just ordered the newer version of the case and a ram-ball
Mount an iPhone? Using a Biologic case? Power?
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I didn't know about most of this info. Thanks guys! Now to find a case for my Android...
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Shuey
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Naw, haven't gotten around to the thread yet. Discovered a pair of gloves I had with finger tips made for this. Still have the thread, maybe . . . Winter sometime on a different pair of gloves. Anyone else tries it first, I'll be interested in reading how it goes.
A short testimonial about it's waterproof features - it's rock solid. Road for days in heavy and light rain and not a drop got in to the iPhone!
I did notice some condensation a few times and I'd just pop it open, wipe the inside of the screen and it'd be good from then on. I attribute that moisture to moister air when I opened the case in the morning to install the iPhone, which when in the sun caused what small amount of moisture that was in the air to condense. No biggy.
Shuey
PS: Regarding the RAM ball attached to the BioLogic case, no matter how hard I tightened it, it'd still rotate sideways, so . . . I just epoxied the whole thing. End of problem.
A short testimonial about it's waterproof features - it's rock solid. Road for days in heavy and light rain and not a drop got in to the iPhone!
I did notice some condensation a few times and I'd just pop it open, wipe the inside of the screen and it'd be good from then on. I attribute that moisture to moister air when I opened the case in the morning to install the iPhone, which when in the sun caused what small amount of moisture that was in the air to condense. No biggy.
Shuey
PS: Regarding the RAM ball attached to the BioLogic case, no matter how hard I tightened it, it'd still rotate sideways, so . . . I just epoxied the whole thing. End of problem.