1.Does it work underwater? 2. Will it break if I drop it off a tall building onto concrete?3. Will it make sandwiches?Thank you.
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Well, JE, these questions were hard. Took some research, but here's my results:1. Yes, but the paper is too wrinkly to read. Or, perhaps it was my swim goggles.2. Yes. Well, unless by "tall building" you mean Monopoly hotels. In that case, no.3. Hah. Of course. http://www.enchantedlearning.com/grammar/partsofspeech/adjectives/picture/sandwich/ I don't recommend eating them, though. Well, unless you have a big drink. My mouth is still a little dry.Best of luck with your printer. But perhaps leave your mind open to more novel uses for it.
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1. Yes, it will function in purely distilled water. However I cannot vouch for paper.2. Depends on if the concrete is hardened or still wet3. Yes... in black and white.
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This is hilarious! Thank you for making my day. Now all you have to do is ask the same questions again and again and again and again....
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I have not submerged it completely...but I have put it through everything short of that: 1) In the shower - mostly soaked the entire unit countless times. 2) By the pool (with my kids) - it got splashed, bumped, fell off of benches onto concrete. 3) Can of soda exploded onto it (overheated in a truck cab) - I was able to wash it off under a weak stream of water, no marks left. 4) BURNING MAN - this thing survived a week in the Black Rock Desert and managed to bump out very high-quality tunes all day long in the playa dust. Overall, I'm a VERY happy customer.
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Yes, I was swimming with it for hours at the beach. Just make sure all three seals are fastened tightly, they are like ziplocks. I crashed in the waves and not one drop of water.
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I dropped mine several times, and nothing happened to it, or the items within it and most importantly it didn't crack open upon the impact. I hope that answered your question.
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Hi xterradiver, Kendall here from The Friendly Swede! To answer your question the best I can, the material itself is not designed to be submerged in water for long periods of time. It can withstand wet weather conditions but it is not designed for scuba diving. As a scuba diver myself, I know how important safety is while underwater. As much as I would love to recommend our product to you, I'm not sure it would suit your needs as a scuba diver. I hope that helps! Should you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us at the customer service link below. Thanks! All the best, Kendall / The Friendly Swede
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I wish I could give you an anewer but it was broke when I received it in the mail so I was never able to use it. However I swim at least two to three times a week and I know a few people who use it to while swimming. So to answer your question, yes it does work under water.
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It is not water proof nor is it meant necessarily for outside use... I have not used it outside. I also feel the dirt and dust that could get into it would be a problem. It would work outside, if you have a place to plug it in, I just don't think it will last outside. Also I'm just a consumer so...
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That's a good question, I never intended to use it that way. It would probably depend on the type of ground you want to drive the point and pipe into. I really wouldn't know for sure, but it sure makes fast work of breaking up concrete. For the price, you could give it a try and wouldn't be out much money if it didn't work but the motor is very strong, give it a try! ;&gt;)
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Though I do have a heavy duty plastic Cannon Elf camera housing that does not have much more of a seal to it that is rated to about 30 meters/100 feet I wouldn't want to take this light down more than 1 or 2 feet on purpose. It is clearly quite water "resistant" at low pressures in shallow water. It is also not marketed as SCUBA equipment and I would assume that is for good reason as they could charge much more if it was. I have dropped this light in the gutter while changing a tire in a rainstorm, etc. with no problems but beyond that? I do have a lot of SCUBA experience as a TDI tri-mix divemaster and the seals on this light do not look like they are designed to take much real water pressure. Though I do have a heavy duty plastic Cannon Elf camera housing that does not have much more of a seal to it that is rated to about 30 meters/100 feet I wouldn't want to take this light down more than 1 or 2 feet on purpose. It is clearly quite water "resistant" at low pressures in shallow water. It is also not marketed as SCUBA equipment and I would assume that is for good reason as they could charge much more if it was. I have dropped this light in the gutter while changing a tire in a rainstorm, etc. with no problems but beyond that? I do have a lot of SCUBA experience as a TDI... » Read More Though I do have a heavy duty plastic Cannon Elf camera housing that does not have much more of a seal to it that is rated to about 30 meters/100 feet I wouldn't want to take this light down more than 1 or 2 feet on purpose. It is clearly quite water "resistant" at low pressures in shallow water. It is also not marketed as SCUBA equipment and I would assume that is for good reason as they could charge much more if it was. I have dropped this light in the gutter while changing a tire in a rainstorm, etc. with no problems but beyond that? I do have a lot of SCUBA experience as a TDI tri-mix divemaster and the seals on this light do not look like they are designed to take much real water pressure. « Show Less
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It did well underwater. Even the video did good. There are two doors on the battery compartment. I made sure that I closed them individually so that I knew they were both locked in place. Some people have complained about leaks and I'm suspecting that not getting the inner door locked in may be what causes it. I can't prove it though. I should add we only used it in pool water so it was pretty clear not sure how it would do in murkier water
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We used it in a pool for a kids party. The first one broke halfway through the evening. We figured that it was a defective one and ordered another which didn't last through the entire evening again. We were able to patch them and use them again, but if used on anything other than water it seems the pressure would break it immediately.The kids love it, but for durability I have to rate it a 2-3 at best.Lori
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Since this outdoor, off course it takes few showers and still working. But not sure if it will survive when submerged in water ...!
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Yes it works great on land. It's just designed to do both land and water. It doesn't come with waterproof earphones though so if u wanted to use it submersed, u will need to purchase the waterproof headphones. $$$ I mainly used it on land and only a handful of times at beach.
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The device itself is not waterproof as the outer case is just 2 pieces of plastic that are snapped together. It is intended to detect small amounts of water (that could turn into larger amounts) before it becomes a problem. If it were to be completely submerged, it doubt it would work (for very long).
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This is not a diving light; it's not submersible AT ALL. It's "weather-proof," but even the most intense rain is very different from immersion. If you immerse this light while it's energized you'll destroy it. If it gets dunked while it's turned off, you MAY be able to save it by removing the batteries ASAP and letting it cook in the sun with the battery case open for a couple days. I suspect a diving light as nice as this thing is going to cost you mega-$$$$. I wouldn't even know where to look.
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Yes and it works Awsome check it out on you tube. It works super underwater and my kid dropped it twice with no problem afterwards
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It's designed to do just what you intend. It is not easily activated by rain, spray, or the facts of just being in a boat. It has to be honestly submerged. Even then it may take a while to get bubbles out of the air chambers. Clipping it on a vest and standing/working in a driving downpour? I don't think would activate it.