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chinese 250
- Thread starter C.J.M.
- Start date
gabbyhayes
Member
C.J.M. said:Hello john: heres picture of Chinese 250 selling on fee-bay
Actually I think that is a real 250 in a waterproof case.
Actally, it's not a fake ACE. Someone has made a plastic cover for the ACE to make it water proof. I have seen them before. Never heard of any reports on how well they work.
Not sure how well it works though?
Sven
Well-known member
Guys I posted about this waterproof housing for the Ace series a few months back.
The Ace 250 is very popular and affordable in many of the smaller European countries with some wet weather....
http://www.findmall.com/read.php?32,2254866,2254866
The one I ordered was a quality product, no issues, very nice way to waterproof your Ace sort of gives you an an AT Pro feature,
without the cost of an AT.
I ended up selling my Ace case as it was not going to work 100%, due to internal space for one of my PI projects.
The Ace 250 is very popular and affordable in many of the smaller European countries with some wet weather....
http://www.findmall.com/read.php?32,2254866,2254866
The one I ordered was a quality product, no issues, very nice way to waterproof your Ace sort of gives you an an AT Pro feature,
without the cost of an AT.
I ended up selling my Ace case as it was not going to work 100%, due to internal space for one of my PI projects.
Leslie(nova scotia)
Well-known member
think when things are outsourced the quality control is not there....hope in this case I'm wrong.