Cell Phone Wetsuit

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Date: Thu Jul 06 1995 - 11:00:57 PDT 

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Subject: Cell Phone Wetsuit

Eureka!!
I found a h2o proof case for flip phones (it may even fit a classic). They
are in the Herrington Catalogue Summer 95 edition, Item T397, Page 5, $39.95
(why not an even $40?). Phone 1-800-622-5221, there is a caution "not
designed to be immersed for extended periods" However they also say that if
you drop it in the h2o it will float. that sounds like us. you can dial &
talk through the flexible, clear housing. The sealing system looks similar to
the REI bags. Check it out
B)

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