Carrying your kit abroad

<rick_hughes@btconnect.com> wrote in message
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> After my recent overseas dive jaunt, I thought that rather than try &
> squeeze my kit into a suitcase or risk a soft side dive bag .... What
> would be ideal is something like one of the hard plastic crates ... the
> type they use for storage or inter-office moves, with a retractable
> handle and 2 wheels on the bottom?
>

dont laugh, but 'Rubbermaid' (I think its that anyway) might have what you
want. We bought a smallish version for our video-housing (from Greenaway
Marine - the one near Swindon) and they said the BBC etc use them for their
kit. I think they do a wheeled one.
--
Rita Daggett

Rubbermaid ... hmmm, brown paper bag Sir, infalate in the privacy of
your own home ?

Thanks I'll try a search for rubbermaid ... bet the net finds some
other interseting sites, not just boxes.

Rubbermaid ... hmmm, brown paper bag Sir, infalate in the privacy of
your own home ?

Thanks I'll try a search for rubbermaid ... bet the net finds some
other interseting sites, not just boxes.

Rubbermaid ... hmmm, brown paper bag Sir, infalate in the privacy of
your own home ?

Thanks I'll try a search for rubbermaid ... bet the net finds some
other interseting sites, not just boxes.

Rubbermaid ... hmmm, brown paper bag Sir, infalate in the privacy of
your own home ?

Thanks I'll try a search for rubbermaid ... bet the net finds some
other interseting sites, not just boxes.

Rubbermaid ... hmmm, brown paper bag Sir, infalate in the privacy of
your own home ?

Thanks I'll try a search for rubbermaid ... bet the net finds some
other interseting sites, not just boxes.

Rubbermaid ... hmmm, brown paper bag Sir, infalate in the privacy of
your own home ?

Thanks I'll try a search for rubbermaid ... bet the net finds some
other interseting sites, not just boxes.

Rubbermaid ... hmmm, brown paper bag Sir, infalate in the privacy of
your own home ?

Thanks I'll try a search for rubbermaid ... bet the net finds some
other interseting sites, not just boxes.

"Rita Daggett" <r.m.daggett@nospam.open.ac.uk> lovingly inscribed in
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> <rick_hughes@btconnect.com> wrote in message
> news:1128021813.581060.60440@g49g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
>> After my recent overseas dive jaunt, I thought that rather than try &
>> squeeze my kit into a suitcase or risk a soft side dive bag .... What
>> would be ideal is something like one of the hard plastic crates ...
>> the type they use for storage or inter-office moves, with a
>> retractable handle and 2 wheels on the bottom?
>>
>
> dont laugh, but 'Rubbermaid' (I think its that anyway) might have what
> you want. We bought a smallish version for our video-housing (from
> Greenaway Marine - the one near Swindon) and they said the BBC etc use
> them for their kit. I think they do a wheeled one.

Not long after I started work at a well known aquarium as IT Manager, I
clamped down on internet access and sent out warnings to all staff after
finding that someone had been accessing www.rubbermaid.com - imagine my
shame when I checked it out (for research purposes only of course), and
found that they make bins, rubber mats etc!

Chris Q

"Rita Daggett" <r.m.daggett@nospam.open.ac.uk> lovingly inscribed in
news:dhj1tb$lnk$1@yarrow.open.ac.uk:

> <rick_hughes@btconnect.com> wrote in message
> news:1128021813.581060.60440@g49g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
>> After my recent overseas dive jaunt, I thought that rather than try &
>> squeeze my kit into a suitcase or risk a soft side dive bag .... What
>> would be ideal is something like one of the hard plastic crates ...
>> the type they use for storage or inter-office moves, with a
>> retractable handle and 2 wheels on the bottom?
>>
>
> dont laugh, but 'Rubbermaid' (I think its that anyway) might have what
> you want. We bought a smallish version for our video-housing (from
> Greenaway Marine - the one near Swindon) and they said the BBC etc use
> them for their kit. I think they do a wheeled one.

Not long after I started work at a well known aquarium as IT Manager, I
clamped down on internet access and sent out warnings to all staff after
finding that someone had been accessing www.rubbermaid.com - imagine my
shame when I checked it out (for research purposes only of course), and
found that they make bins, rubber mats etc!

Chris Q