Is there any way to attach some sort of tether to the filers so you do not drop them if changing or removing in the water?
71173
No it's a screw on with no attachments. You decide ahead of time based on the water you will be entering.
71174
Not really. These filters should not be changed underwater. They are screw on type similar to what is used on SLR lenses.
71175
There is not a built in way of attaching a tether, but a clever DIY'er could probably come up with something.
2245917
Yes. This is how I use it. I'm just careful not to get it wet; just the attachment I'm using
1918114
Attachment is on outside so that is not an issue. Never tried myself, but I would think you would have to adjust your settings (if possible) to allow unit to function even while closed.
729192
It attaches pretty firmly which is one of the ways it prevents water seepage. I don't know for sure if it is easy to remove as I haven't tried that. I would say that if you find one that is easy to remove, it might not do as it promises.
612977
you can buy straps that can stick ends together put them on each end side of the device & lock them.
820326
The hook at the end doesn't allow the underwater housing's lock to be used. If you cut that hook, that will be perfectly usualable with the housing, but not with the naked camera anymore
772857
yes, by loosing the clamp the ball will slip out of the clamp portion. Part of the mount will stay on the fish finder.
591649
I use a kayak and that sucker (pun intended) stays put. In fact, I have trouble removing it when I am done. It does not move at all when I am paddling through undergrowth either.
1006284
I use weights and tied to the ends of the hoses to keep them submerged, since they would slide out from the force of the water. You can of course use the strainer grid on the end of the hose, since they do provide the clamps to keep it attached.
1966961
I use yard spikes from lowes to hold it down and it's easy to just tie the kayak with rope. I don't really think either precaution is necessary as it's pretty stable on it's own
1559950
Yes, I just got these and the ends are clips that attach to a 'nail head' on the fins. If you already have clips (broke your strap), you should be able remove the clips provided and attach the new straps to your old clips.
431909
Sounds like its defective, ours is tight (it was to be for waterproofing) but not unreasonably hard to get off. Perhaps try a pair of pliers?
391077
Yes. I put my spinning reels in upside down and lock the ring in front of them. Easy to remove by turning the locking ring and lifting up and out.
833767
The only thing I can think of to try is Clear Gorilla Tape.. that stuff is strong.. I have used it for pool floats and it works
333673
You can use hanging files or you can just place items in and not put the rails in to hold the files, I hope that helps
2067321
no, it isn't naturally attached. But it shouldn't fall off unless you pour water upside down.
1257207
I used a zip-tie you can just about mount it to anything as long as there is room for it to float up without getting caught