You're welcome. And they are available at any produce section in your
favorite supermarket. The price is right too as all dog guide users
know. And always carrying several for the dog's needs they are always
available for those sudden surprise showers. I've also tested in some
downpours and they work great there too.
Gil
At 03:33 PM 6/25/2006, you wrote:
I had the opportunity to try the Gil Lutz method of keeping my BrailleNote dry, on a mildly rainy day here in Chicago. I took a standard plastic grocery bag, poked two holes for the BrailleNote strap, rigged the unit inside the bag, tucked the excess plastic into the case, and off we went. It never rained hard but this means of keeping the BrailleNote dry worked great. I could of course hear the unit fine but I could also read the braille display through the plastic just fine as well.
We got a good ten miles of walking around the city. The rain never got bad enough to make us dive for cover and it kept the temperature very pleasant for a vigorous walk. Thanks for the tip Gil.
Mike
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