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PW on hotshoe.Will it stay?

 
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Jan 02, 2008 20:01 |  #16

zwollenaar wrote in post #4615747 (external link)
It's easy to attach to the PW with a coin but no opening for PW' battery replacement, you need to detach it for that job. There is another design on the market with battery opening (I will look for and post the link)
Bunjie can be replaced with the similar type manually. There are two simple knots at the ends.

Oh now someone speaks up about a different kind, AFTER Ive placed my order and its shipped! Stil interested to know about it though.

GerBee wrote in post #4615815 (external link)
Do you think this is a problem? One would not be changing the batteries too often ~ I suspect but don't know. :)

Yea Im not really worried too much about that issue as the batteries last a long time in the PWs.


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Jan 03, 2008 01:36 |  #17

ben_r_ wrote in post #4618602 (external link)
Oh now someone speaks up about a different kind, AFTER Ive placed my order and its shipped! Stil interested to know about it though.

Like you Ben, I saw the new model online with pictures after I got the hildozine caddies. I did not want to book mark that site so that it's hard to try it back. If anyone still has the link of it (the PW cradle with battery opening, made in usa), please post here. Thanks.




  
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Jan 03, 2008 02:01 as a reply to  @ zwollenaar's post |  #18
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I use Multi-Max's and never thought them to be flimsy. Maybe it's part of the price difference. ???


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