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My 800 will be 5 years old next month. I've used it submerged in the Gulf of Mexico and in fresh water lakes here in New England and it hasn't leaked - yet. Mark kus's comment above is on the money. Gigmaster did a rest and his leaked at the charge port where there were small fracture cracks.Where does your nox leak ?? Could it of been prevented ? - mike
When removing the charger it sometimes puts a lot of stress on the plastic surrounding the charge port I’ve had it happen to me almost too strong of a magnet lolMy 800 will be 5 years old next month. I've used it submerged in the Gulf of Mexico and in fresh water lakes here in New England and it hasn't leaked - yet. Mark kus's comment above is on the money. Gigmaster did a rest and his leaked at the charge port where there were small fracture cracks.
I remember someone else stating that water had gotten in their battery compartment also.When I had one of mine flood, I was talking to the repair rep at minelab... He told me that mine had leaked inside the battery compartment through the little diaphragm. He also told me that this was a common occurrence that they were seeing. Apparently there were some defective diaphragms that were installed on quite a few machines according to him.
Mine leaked also, minelab replaced. I was lucky that it was still under warrenty.Where does your nox leak ?? Could it of been prevented ? - mike
I think that was a wise choice for the 800, i won't submerge mine any more.I remember someone else stating that water had gotten in their battery compartment also.
I was surprised as there are two O rings to keep water out.
I took mine down to have a look and noticed the O rings, but they were dry.
I would have thought they would have had some silicone grease on them.
I applied some to mine, but decided not to submerge it.
minelab didn't tell me. they just replaced it.Mine leaked also, minelab replaced. I was lucky that it was still under warrenty.
Mark. my son lives about an hour north of columbus o. do you live anywhere near there? I live in ky.I for one never submerged mine for long periods never had a problem,
Mark
Sorry no I’m in eastern Ct shorelineMark. my son lives about an hour north of columbus o. do you live anywhere near there? I live in ky.
ok. i don't know why i thought you lived in ohio. i once managed a store in newington.Sorry no I’m in eastern Ct shoreline
Mark
I'm in Old Lyme lots of history in this town George Washington stayed on Lyme street right where I grew up in town..ok. i don't know why i thought you lived in ohio. i once managed a store in newington.
Thats awesome, I grew up on a farm about 20 miles outside of quincy ill. I now live in louisville ky. At the end of the civil war there were about 5,000 union troops camped very near my home. I hunt there fairly often. Good luck hunting Mark, and God's speed.I'm in Old Lyme lots of history in this town George Washington stayed on Lyme street right where I grew up in town..
Mark
Thanks I’m sure we’ll be seeing each others posts. Good luck out there oh and Lafayettes troops camped on the town green here there’s a plaque to commemorateThats awesome, I grew up on a farm about 20 miles outside of quincy ill. I now live in louisville ky. At the end of the civil war there were about 5,000 union troops camped very near my home. I hunt there fairly often. Good luck hunting Mark, and God's speed.