On Wed, 22 Apr 1998, R. Paul McCarty wrote: > I was walking my dog in the rain over the weekend and I thought.. Gee it > would really suck having to leave my wearable home everytime it rained, > or only wear it indoors, the best part about a wearable is that you can > wear it wherever you want to go. Has anyone tried to weatherize their > wearable to withstand a gentle rain, or snow? It seems like a good fanny > pack or back pack could protect the core cpu, etc. but how weather proof > is a twiddler or a HUD and how might you modify them to be weather > resistant? Well, for the twiddler you could do something much like an engineer's raincoat (green garbage bag with three holes - head and arms), you could stick a sandwich bag around it and secure with a twist-tie. For the not-quite-so-low-tech solution, maybe you could mold a jacket for it, much like the spill-guard soft plastic covers that go over keyboards? | Donald Papp | Support Analyst | OA Internet, Inc. |
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