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.
169930
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 wet 3. Yes... in black and white.
752914
I still have mine and it works great on hard surface. If you launch on a beach it is not very good in the sand.
148430
Hello, Yes it does work underwater, however the refractive index of water causes it to loose a little bit of power. It works well underwater from about 7 to 14 inches away. Above water you can focus down to about 4 inches. Hope that helps! -PolarPro
1395468
I would give it a try. I used it successfully underwater to repair a large crack. Under water it acts a lot like drywall mud. I used a small taping knife to apply and worked it into the concrete. The product did shrink a little when it cured.
1476739
Its not going to stop working if you put it in water. Its like saying is a rubber duckie water proof. Just let it dry out first if you want to use it outside of the water.
1924533
Dear customer, if it is caught in the rain, I ensure it is OK. But if you want to use it Underwater diving, I think it doesn't.
861134
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;)
448410
I found this youtube review, it's safer to use down to 50 feet, but these guys took it down to 130 feet and was still working. I would say to use caution, perhaps it's ok at 130 feet for a few seconds. If you want something for diving, it's always advisable to buy something that has a specific waterproof housing.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FN7LQvCZm8M
283375
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
1253358
It can survive drops easily. If something heavy dropped/any sort of moderate blunt force(angled right) on it though, it might get damaged.
2129627
I am not sure if you can take it under water. I can tell you that I did drop it from about 2 1/2 feet and it cracked the I Pod in the corner. I would not even try to take it under water after that.
417127
As far as I know, if a metal detector can work underwater, it should work on land too.But as far as this particular metal detector goes, I wouldn't trust it.There are way too many bad reviews on the internet for this detector.Also, many of the good reviews on Amazon for this detector look like fake reviews, as if the reviews were posted by the seller.
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Dear Callistus, I've had mine for several months and it's a good, reliable flashlight, however I have never used it under water. The rubber O rings that are an integral part of the construction of this particular light would not keep your unit dry because it was not constructed to endure the kind of pressure you expose it to. Every 3 feet you descend, the pressure doubles so you do the math. Unless a flashlight manufacturer will clearly state and guarantee the unit will operate at X atmospheres deep, I HIGHLY suggest you not use this unit for underwater operation.
1817245
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.
2062876
This flashlight is not waterproof. However, I did use mine - that I got from Battlbox - to help a friend find his class ring, that he dropped. We were duck hunting on the coast, and I was surprised that the flashlight still worked once we dipped it under. He found his ring, but my flashlight is ruined now. It still works even though parts of it are rusted from the salt water. Long story short, this flashlight will work when wet, but it's best save for an emergency, or you'll ruin it.
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When I came up a couple of hundred yards from the dive boat, and in a bad location, I inflated my BC so my head was well above water level and inflated it by mouth. I didn't have a problem with that. I was waving it at the boat in about 30 seconds. I think it can be inflated underwater by mouth, taking breaths on the reg. I don't think it can be inflated directly from the octopus without some kind of adaptor.
885569
It is not water proof but I work construction and dropped if off a 20ft scaffolding. It hit the concrete and bounced a couple times. The phone had no damage and works fine so it is shock proof.