Hi all: I've read with interest in the waterproofing of a Sovereign, but I am apparently as thick as a brick. Could someone explain or show in detail how to mount the control box, lets say in an Otterbox. How do you get the headphone through? Pivate e-mail is fine. Thanks, Jeff
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Soverign GT Waterproofing
- Thread starter BRUSH HOG
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GraveDiggerMax-VaBch-Va
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some use two clams
i u have a dedicated set of headphones u can use a clam just like on the coil wire
but if u buy waterproof grayghost phones which come with male ikelite plug u can use female plug on box
my 2005 box i used extention for clam to get the coil wire thru. but in 2006 i redesigned and did away with the extention, made it more compact and added belt loops.............pics are of expII, but same componets used, just need larger box for GT
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i u have a dedicated set of headphones u can use a clam just like on the coil wire
but if u buy waterproof grayghost phones which come with male ikelite plug u can use female plug on box
my 2005 box i used extention for clam to get the coil wire thru. but in 2006 i redesigned and did away with the extention, made it more compact and added belt loops.............pics are of expII, but same componets used, just need larger box for GT
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