Aceswild84
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Well alas it wasn't mine, my DC1200 w strobe arm has not been recovered, but I am still hopeful.
Chase
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Camera found today, Boynton Beach
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Sorry Chase. I'm still hopeful I can reunite camera and owner
ivakdiver
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One thing I've heard that other divers have done is to take a photo of their business card or other ID as their first photo. Then if the camera is lost, there is a way to get in touch with the owner. I've always tried to have a mailing tag inside the Housing just in case.
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Unfortunately, no ID outside or inside. The battery is dead and I can't charge it here or read the memory card, but I will.
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