Sealife DC100 User Manual download pdf (Page 40)

Dry Storage

For long term storage remove the bat-

teries from the camera. Leaking batter-

ies can ruin your camera. Store the

camera with the latches not tightened

inside an air tight SeaLife Dry Case

with one large 1 oz. bag of Moisture

Muncher. (See list on page 53).

For storage of additional parts you can

cut openings in the foam with a sharp

knife. If you buy the case as an optional

accessory, pick & pluck foam lets you

customize it. The large knob below the

handle is a pressure equalizing valve.

Turn this open after being in an airplane

or at high altitude.

The SeaLife Dry Box has enough

space for optional accessories, close-

up lens, extra film, batteries, and per-

haps even your spare parts. (See

Spare Parts list on page 49.)

Rechargeable NiMH batteries can lose up to 10% of power per day at room temperature.

They should be stored refrigerated, but best is to re-charge them over night.

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