T THoff Member With Answers Nov 30, 2007 #2 How many cards? For what purpose (on-set, travel, permanent storage)?
K kat.hayes Active member Dec 3, 2007 #3 Hi THoff, For around 4 cards on-set and for traveling now, and more later. I could use some generic Porta Brace case, just wondering if there was a custom case that other used to fit the cards.
Hi THoff, For around 4 cards on-set and for traveling now, and more later. I could use some generic Porta Brace case, just wondering if there was a custom case that other used to fit the cards.
T THoff Member With Answers Dec 4, 2007 #4 Companies like Otterbox make rugged, watertight cases intended for small electronics: http://www.watertightcase.com/1000series.html A single P2 card is about 3.5" x 2.25" x 0.x25", so the 1000 series case would hold four or five naked cards without their plastic storage boxes.
Companies like Otterbox make rugged, watertight cases intended for small electronics: http://www.watertightcase.com/1000series.html A single P2 card is about 3.5" x 2.25" x 0.x25", so the 1000 series case would hold four or five naked cards without their plastic storage boxes.
David Saraceno Moderator Staff member Dec 4, 2007 #6 Here's one specifically for p2 cards: http://www.arlingtoncamera.com/shop...edia_Case_for_P2_and_PCMCIA_Cards-6169-0.html Does anybody use google?
Here's one specifically for p2 cards: http://www.arlingtoncamera.com/shop...edia_Case_for_P2_and_PCMCIA_Cards-6169-0.html Does anybody use google?
monkeyking Well-known member Dec 4, 2007 #7 Nice case from Arlington Camera, but I'd prefer wider slots to accomadate the P2 card in it's case. Those cards look naked w/o rubber caps or cases.
Nice case from Arlington Camera, but I'd prefer wider slots to accomadate the P2 card in it's case. Those cards look naked w/o rubber caps or cases.