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[Big John]

Hey, Big John, where is the serial number on the housing?

Will check when I get home, but off the top of my head I don't recall seing a SN on the case.

 

[DandyDon]

It always works in the movies. Why couldn't I get a "P. Sherman 42 Wallaby Way, Sydney?"

Putting my name on things is not in hopes that they will be returned from afar. Stories like this one after very rare. I'm just trying to make my thing identifiable in case of confusion or loss on the boat or at the resort, or even luggage theft and recovery. Like I said, most would just download the manual for a found camera.

 

[Big John]

Ok Found the SN on my housing. Looking from the lens port side the serial number will be on the right hand side between the three buttons and the latch. Here is a picture of the location on mine.

 

[Jax]

Ok Found the SN on my housing. Looking from the lens port side the serial number will be on the right hand side between the three buttons and the latch. Here is a picture of the location on mine.
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Thanks, John!

And aren't you proud of a case that withstood months in the water and the attack of two aliens (at least!)?

 

[Paladin]

Anything new on the case?

 

[Angry Turtle]

Anything new on the case?

yes!, yes!

now that LOST is done, all my "mysteries" attention is here.

 

[skydiver30960]

This thread is a hoot. Reminds me of our trip to Bonaire last year when someone in our group found a camera floating/hanging on the reef. Scanning the pics on the card showed that the photographers didn't take many pictures of themselves, only one portrait shot with no identifying info, but DID take a picture of the yellow rock dive marker before each dive so they could remember which pics came from each site (great idea, need to remember that). Also, fortunately enough, they photographed their hotel room door. Some acquaintances at buddy dive were able to identify that it was one of their doors, and using the hotel registry and the time stamp on the pic were able to get the name and number of the owner. A quick call to number on file and some cursory Q and A about the content of the camera proved it was actually the owner and viola!

Keep up the good work, and bring on the turtle video!

Ike aka "that was a great trip, gotta go back"

 

[warmwaterturner]

 

[Jax]

Where are we? Do we need to send snail mail to the dive shops in Aruba?

 

[Belmont]

This thread is a hoot. Reminds me of our trip to Bonaire last year when someone in our group found a camera floating/hanging on the reef. Scanning the pics on the card showed that the photographers didn't take many pictures of themselves, only one portrait shot with no identifying info, but DID take a picture of the yellow rock dive marker before each dive so they could remember which pics came from each site (great idea, need to remember that). Also, fortunately enough, they photographed their hotel room door. Some acquaintances at buddy dive were able to identify that it was one of their doors, and using the hotel registry and the time stamp on the pic were able to get the name and number of the owner. A quick call to number on file and some cursory Q and A about the content of the camera proved it was actually the owner and viola!

Keep up the good work, and bring on the turtle video!

Ike aka "that was a great trip, gotta go back"

You meant Voila! viola means "raped"