Bill,
Yes, there is a solution for using the BrailleNote and the GPS in the rain.
A solution that I find to be extremely effective and a cheap solution is to
use a plastic bag that can be found at a local grocery store. You would
place your BrailleNote in the bag, and you would double knot it right around
where the thumb keys are located. Of course, you are going to be doing this
when you have the strap on. This is a solution that will require someone to
use solely speech. The reciever isn't that effected by the rain, also it is
the cheapest part of the entire GPS package. Of course, you will also have
your earphones that you will be using. So, the only things that are not rain
protected are the earphones and the reciever, which are meant to be durable
to some extent in the rain. Your primary focus should be in the BrailleNote.
Well, I hope you do get a chance to try this out, as I have found it very
effective myself.
Kevin
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bill Tipton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Braillenote List'" <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, June 11, 2006 2:07 PM
Subject: [Braillenote] M Power and GPS in rain?
Hi,
Any suggestions on traveling in rain with M Power and blue tooth GPS
receiver?
Just wondering if others have managed to protect devices and were able to
use in rain. If not will just leave in hotel room during travels if it
rains.
Thanks,
Bill
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