I definitely agree with you J.R. I like the new case, very much. The purpose of not covering the entire thing, to my understanding, was so that you could still plug things such as a printer or headphones, into the unit without having to take it completely out. I have a bt, and the infrared port is not covered at all. I do not find that the flap closes at all, and when I use the bn when standing, I simply pull the flap under the case so that it is against ky body and doesn't hang.
The only suggestion I have is to come out with a case that is not built for the GPS. As Terri pointed out, the straps are not adjustable because of the flap with velcro for the GPS receiver. The patches of velcro on the sides usually either get stuck on things, or lead to curious questions as to why external velcro is running along the sides of the case. Laura "Neither of us [Yoko and I] want to make the mistake that Gandhi and Martin Luther King did, which is get killed one way or the other. Because people only like dead saints, and I refuse to be a saint or a martyr." (John Lennon, 1969) >------ original message ------ >from: "Westmoreland, J.R." <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: RE: [Braillenote] carrying case >Just to add my 2 pennies to the mix... <grin >I prefer the new case very much. >Many of the things that have been indicated as problems I like very much, >the rain issue not withstanding. >The only problem that I have personally run across is the fact that part of >the strap holding the BN in the case covers up most of the infrared port. >This makes using it with the cell phone more difficult and has occasionally >made me want to take a knife to the thing to remedy the situation. >Maybe this is not an issue with the bt but it is certainly one with the qt. >______________________________ >J. R. Westmoreland >PacifiCorp >I/T >Telecomm Data Communications
