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#21
05-14-2004, 05:51 AM
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 Re: ikelite housing port If it's one with a thread on it you can unscrew it with a tool used for oilfilters in cars. Did it with mine (could not do it without a tool) without damage. edwin Richard wrote: > So far I am not getting my emails to ikelite answered!!! > > > "R Benner" <bennerBOGUS@personainternet.com> a écrit dans le message de > news:10a6lrh65hm9ff9@corp.supernews.com... > >>Why not email Ikelite, they are usually very helpful. >> >>"Richard" <nikonosnosspam@netpratique.fr> wrote in message >>news:40a34bbc$0$8650$626a14ce@news.free.fr... >> >>>Heelo everybody, >>> >>>I have an ikelite housing for a camcorder it has a flat port(sony > > pc330), > >>>I have also and extended port in order to allow a wide angle inside the >>>housing. >>> >>> >>>I have apparently to unscrew the original port to replace it with the >>>extension port ( they give you a tools that s only like a long metal >> >>stick). >> >>>Anyone familiar with unscrewing the ports ??? Before I do it and risk > > to > >>>break something! >>> >>>Thanks >>> >>> >>>Richard >>> >>> >> >> > >  |
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#22
05-14-2004, 05:51 AM
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| Re: ikelite housing port If it's one with a thread on it you can unscrew it with a tool used for oilfilters in cars. Did it with mine (could not do it without a tool) without damage. edwin Richard wrote: > So far I am not getting my emails to ikelite answered!!! > > > "R Benner" <bennerBOGUS@personainternet.com> a écrit dans le message de > news:10a6lrh65hm9ff9@corp.supernews.com... > >>Why not email Ikelite, they are usually very helpful. >> >>"Richard" <nikonosnosspam@netpratique.fr> wrote in message >>news:40a34bbc$0$8650$626a14ce@news.free.fr... >> >>>Heelo everybody, >>> >>>I have an ikelite housing for a camcorder it has a flat port(sony > > pc330), > >>>I have also and extended port in order to allow a wide angle inside the >>>housing. >>> >>> >>>I have apparently to unscrew the original port to replace it with the >>>extension port ( they give you a tools that s only like a long metal >> >>stick). >> >>>Anyone familiar with unscrewing the ports ??? Before I do it and risk > > to > >>>break something! >>> >>>Thanks >>> >>> >>>Richard >>> >>> >> >> > > |
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#23
05-14-2004, 05:51 AM
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| Re: ikelite housing port If it's one with a thread on it you can unscrew it with a tool used for oilfilters in cars. Did it with mine (could not do it without a tool) without damage. edwin Richard wrote: > So far I am not getting my emails to ikelite answered!!! > > > "R Benner" <bennerBOGUS@personainternet.com> a écrit dans le message de > news:10a6lrh65hm9ff9@corp.supernews.com... > >>Why not email Ikelite, they are usually very helpful. >> >>"Richard" <nikonosnosspam@netpratique.fr> wrote in message >>news:40a34bbc$0$8650$626a14ce@news.free.fr... >> >>>Heelo everybody, >>> >>>I have an ikelite housing for a camcorder it has a flat port(sony > > pc330), > >>>I have also and extended port in order to allow a wide angle inside the >>>housing. >>> >>> >>>I have apparently to unscrew the original port to replace it with the >>>extension port ( they give you a tools that s only like a long metal >> >>stick). >> >>>Anyone familiar with unscrewing the ports ??? Before I do it and risk > > to > >>>break something! >>> >>>Thanks >>> >>> >>>Richard >>> >>> >> >> > > |
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#24
05-14-2004, 05:51 AM
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| Re: ikelite housing port If it's one with a thread on it you can unscrew it with a tool used for oilfilters in cars. Did it with mine (could not do it without a tool) without damage. edwin Richard wrote: > So far I am not getting my emails to ikelite answered!!! > > > "R Benner" <bennerBOGUS@personainternet.com> a écrit dans le message de > news:10a6lrh65hm9ff9@corp.supernews.com... > >>Why not email Ikelite, they are usually very helpful. >> >>"Richard" <nikonosnosspam@netpratique.fr> wrote in message >>news:40a34bbc$0$8650$626a14ce@news.free.fr... >> >>>Heelo everybody, >>> >>>I have an ikelite housing for a camcorder it has a flat port(sony > > pc330), > >>>I have also and extended port in order to allow a wide angle inside the >>>housing. >>> >>> >>>I have apparently to unscrew the original port to replace it with the >>>extension port ( they give you a tools that s only like a long metal >> >>stick). >> >>>Anyone familiar with unscrewing the ports ??? Before I do it and risk > > to > >>>break something! >>> >>>Thanks >>> >>> >>>Richard >>> >>> >> >> > > |
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#25
05-14-2004, 05:51 AM
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| Re: ikelite housing port If it's one with a thread on it you can unscrew it with a tool used for oilfilters in cars. Did it with mine (could not do it without a tool) without damage. edwin Richard wrote: > So far I am not getting my emails to ikelite answered!!! > > > "R Benner" <bennerBOGUS@personainternet.com> a écrit dans le message de > news:10a6lrh65hm9ff9@corp.supernews.com... > >>Why not email Ikelite, they are usually very helpful. >> >>"Richard" <nikonosnosspam@netpratique.fr> wrote in message >>news:40a34bbc$0$8650$626a14ce@news.free.fr... >> >>>Heelo everybody, >>> >>>I have an ikelite housing for a camcorder it has a flat port(sony > > pc330), > >>>I have also and extended port in order to allow a wide angle inside the >>>housing. >>> >>> >>>I have apparently to unscrew the original port to replace it with the >>>extension port ( they give you a tools that s only like a long metal >> >>stick). >> >>>Anyone familiar with unscrewing the ports ??? Before I do it and risk > > to > >>>break something! >>> >>>Thanks >>> >>> >>>Richard >>> >>> >> >> > > |
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#26
05-14-2004, 05:51 AM
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| Re: ikelite housing port If it's one with a thread on it you can unscrew it with a tool used for oilfilters in cars. Did it with mine (could not do it without a tool) without damage. edwin Richard wrote: > So far I am not getting my emails to ikelite answered!!! > > > "R Benner" <bennerBOGUS@personainternet.com> a écrit dans le message de > news:10a6lrh65hm9ff9@corp.supernews.com... > >>Why not email Ikelite, they are usually very helpful. >> >>"Richard" <nikonosnosspam@netpratique.fr> wrote in message >>news:40a34bbc$0$8650$626a14ce@news.free.fr... >> >>>Heelo everybody, >>> >>>I have an ikelite housing for a camcorder it has a flat port(sony > > pc330), > >>>I have also and extended port in order to allow a wide angle inside the >>>housing. >>> >>> >>>I have apparently to unscrew the original port to replace it with the >>>extension port ( they give you a tools that s only like a long metal >> >>stick). >> >>>Anyone familiar with unscrewing the ports ??? Before I do it and risk > > to > >>>break something! >>> >>>Thanks >>> >>> >>>Richard >>> >>> >> >> > > |
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#27
05-14-2004, 05:51 AM
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| Re: ikelite housing port If it's one with a thread on it you can unscrew it with a tool used for oilfilters in cars. Did it with mine (could not do it without a tool) without damage. edwin Richard wrote: > So far I am not getting my emails to ikelite answered!!! > > > "R Benner" <bennerBOGUS@personainternet.com> a écrit dans le message de > news:10a6lrh65hm9ff9@corp.supernews.com... > >>Why not email Ikelite, they are usually very helpful. >> >>"Richard" <nikonosnosspam@netpratique.fr> wrote in message >>news:40a34bbc$0$8650$626a14ce@news.free.fr... >> >>>Heelo everybody, >>> >>>I have an ikelite housing for a camcorder it has a flat port(sony > > pc330), > >>>I have also and extended port in order to allow a wide angle inside the >>>housing. >>> >>> >>>I have apparently to unscrew the original port to replace it with the >>>extension port ( they give you a tools that s only like a long metal >> >>stick). >> >>>Anyone familiar with unscrewing the ports ??? Before I do it and risk > > to > >>>break something! >>> >>>Thanks >>> >>> >>>Richard >>> >>> >> >> > > |
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#28
05-14-2004, 11:38 AM
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| Re: ikelite housing port Actually I got an Email from ikelite answering my query and they say exactly that: to use an oil filter wrench! Richard "edwin" <evr@dirtydivers.net> a écrit dans le message de news:40a48877$0$574$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl... > If it's one with a thread on it you can unscrew it with a tool used for > oilfilters in cars. Did it with mine (could not do it without a tool) > without damage. > > edwin > > > Richard wrote: > > So far I am not getting my emails to ikelite answered!!! > > > > > > "R Benner" <bennerBOGUS@personainternet.com> a écrit dans le message de > > news:10a6lrh65hm9ff9@corp.supernews.com... > > > >>Why not email Ikelite, they are usually very helpful. > >> > >>"Richard" <nikonosnosspam@netpratique.fr> wrote in message > >>news:40a34bbc$0$8650$626a14ce@news.free.fr... > >> > >>>Heelo everybody, > >>> > >>>I have an ikelite housing for a camcorder it has a flat port(sony > > > > pc330), > > > >>>I have also and extended port in order to allow a wide angle inside the > >>>housing. > >>> > >>> > >>>I have apparently to unscrew the original port to replace it with the > >>>extension port ( they give you a tools that s only like a long metal > >> > >>stick). > >> > >>>Anyone familiar with unscrewing the ports ??? Before I do it and risk > > > > to > > > >>>break something! > >>> > >>>Thanks > >>> > >>> > >>>Richard > >>> > >>> > >> > >> > > > > > |
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#29
05-14-2004, 11:38 AM
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| Re: ikelite housing port Thank you edwin... Actually I got an Email from ikelite answering my query and they say exactly that: to use an oil filter wrench! Richard "edwin" <evr@dirtydivers.net> a écrit dans le message de news:40a48877$0$574$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl... > If it's one with a thread on it you can unscrew it with a tool used for > oilfilters in cars. Did it with mine (could not do it without a tool) > without damage. > > edwin > > > Richard wrote: > > So far I am not getting my emails to ikelite answered!!! > > > > > > "R Benner" <bennerBOGUS@personainternet.com> a écrit dans le message de > > news:10a6lrh65hm9ff9@corp.supernews.com... > > > >>Why not email Ikelite, they are usually very helpful. > >> > >>"Richard" <nikonosnosspam@netpratique.fr> wrote in message > >>news:40a34bbc$0$8650$626a14ce@news.free.fr... > >> > >>>Heelo everybody, > >>> > >>>I have an ikelite housing for a camcorder it has a flat port(sony > > > > pc330), > > > >>>I have also and extended port in order to allow a wide angle inside the > >>>housing. > >>> > >>> > >>>I have apparently to unscrew the original port to replace it with the > >>>extension port ( they give you a tools that s only like a long metal > >> > >>stick). > >> > >>>Anyone familiar with unscrewing the ports ??? Before I do it and risk > > > > to > > > >>>break something! > >>> > >>>Thanks > >>> > >>> > >>>Richard > >>> > >>> > >> > >> > > > > > |
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05-14-2004, 11:38 AM
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| Re: ikelite housing port Thank you edwin... Actually I got an Email from ikelite answering my query and they say exactly that: to use an oil filter wrench! Richard "edwin" <evr@dirtydivers.net> a écrit dans le message de news:40a48877$0$574$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl... > If it's one with a thread on it you can unscrew it with a tool used for > oilfilters in cars. Did it with mine (could not do it without a tool) > without damage. > > edwin > > > Richard wrote: > > So far I am not getting my emails to ikelite answered!!! > > > > > > "R Benner" <bennerBOGUS@personainternet.com> a écrit dans le message de > > news:10a6lrh65hm9ff9@corp.supernews.com... > > > >>Why not email Ikelite, they are usually very helpful. > >> > >>"Richard" <nikonosnosspam@netpratique.fr> wrote in message > >>news:40a34bbc$0$8650$626a14ce@news.free.fr... > >> > >>>Heelo everybody, > >>> > >>>I have an ikelite housing for a camcorder it has a flat port(sony > > > > pc330), > > > >>>I have also and extended port in order to allow a wide angle inside the > >>>housing. > >>> > >>> > >>>I have apparently to unscrew the original port to replace it with the > >>>extension port ( they give you a tools that s only like a long metal > >> > >>stick). > >> > >>>Anyone familiar with unscrewing the ports ??? Before I do it and risk > > > > to > > > >>>break something! > >>> > >>>Thanks > >>> > >>> > >>>Richard > >>> > >>> > >> > >> > > > > > |
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