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My father's underwater flashlights from the 1970s had replaceable batteries and were quite water resistant, I mean from sea water, not just rain. Of course a ph
by squarefoot 4y ago
My father's underwater flashlights from the 1970s had replaceable batteries and were quite water resistant, I mean from sea water, not just rain. Of course a phone makes it more difficult both for its shape and size, but hey, technology progressed a bit in 50 years.
- happyopossum 4y agoAnd they were HUGE. With giant o-rings that wear out or need to be lubricated regularly, and would fail if they weren’t.
- jacquesm 4y agoUnderwater flashlights sooner than not suffer from outgassing and tend to have pressure relief valves and multiple o-rings to keep the water out. O-rings do need a bit of maintenance but it's not a huge burden.