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#$^@$@^%% cell phones
i did it tonight- Forgot the damn thing was in my wading jacket pocket.. went out past my belly button and zap. I had a lot of numbers in there :(
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Sorry to hear that Eben.
But did you get fish? :heybaby: |
Eben, I think your problem lies in the fact that most if not all cell phones are not waterproof. Keep your phone dry and you shouldn't have this issue.
-spence |
Ouch..... glad I stayed dry...
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If you store your numbers on the SIM card rather than in the phone, you might be able to recover them...
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fishpart i think that if your phone is water damaged, teh card is dead too....i will check today when i go up to get a new one :smash:
a lot of guys here will be getting PM's for phone#'s today :hihi: |
Where you carrying your cell phone with you in your waders so you can immedialty call the marinas and B&Ts to give them your fishing reports?
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O-U-C-H :rotf3:
-spence |
u sure it wasn't one of the baby monitors?
ooooh, mama is gonna be really pissed... :hang: |
Remove the battery from the phone as a precautionary measure in the event the phone gets wet so that the electrical components including the SIM card do not short circuit and get damaged because of the voltage stored in the battery. Rinse with appropiate cleaner afterwards and let phone dry completely before inserting battery back into the phone.
It may be easier to water proof the battery as oppose to the phone because of its small size. |
Why do so many of you have your phones with you anyway! I leave mine in my Jeep.....I fish to get away! Besides, most of the places I fish have no signal anyway! :doh:
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zip-lock baggie
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Screw the baggie and leave the damn thing in the car.....your fishin' dammit! ;)
I know you got small one at home Eben....thus having the phone. :kewl: PS-I don't have any Eben darters.....yet? :exp: |
Yep what Cape Sams said Zip Lock Baggie used to put my 35mm in one never had a problem. However If I had one it would stay in the car don't need the damm thing ringing while Im fishing. ThomT
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Amen Thom T.....thats what I am talkin' bout'! :call: :rocketem:
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Sorry Eben, i couldn't resist !
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I have my wife's old verizon phone in a drawer, you can have it
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Bill, thank you but my phone was ready for an upgrade, so i got a new one :D
jim i know :usd: |
Suuuure, give the wife the old used phone, get yourself a nice new one. I think you should trade phones with her :whackin:
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sorry for your loss Eben....I feel your pain :call:
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trout or phone
i caught a fat brown trout one day...and reeled him in to the shore...where he instantly came off the hook but stayed there easy to grab....at the very same moment my cell phone not in its leather case and being slippery fell out of my shirt pocket into the water "ploop" ...so there i was....contemplating rather quickly...which should i grab FIRST? the trout....or the damn phone now underwater....so i grabbed the trout of course...first....and dropped him in a bucket...then i grabbed the phone and tied a knot in a sweatshirt cuff
dropped it in there and swung it round and round as hard as i could to utilize centrifical force....afterwards i placed it on my dashboard in the sun...and next to the heater when i got home....next day it worked fine. |
wet phone
What Capesam said, bag it. I had given that some thought myself, but I usually leave the phone in the bag behind me on the beach if I carry it at all. I like bigfishes idea. Leave it in the jeep, but Eben got a little one so contact at home is important. By the way bigfish, no signal most of the time huh, your giving up clues to where you fish. Burning your own spots a little. :think:
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I have a waterproof neoprene cellphone case.Has a belt clip and a carabiner.
Paid less than 3 bucks for it.I need to have my phone and this solves the problem. |
3 bucks neoprene case
where'd ya get it?:huh:
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