Bezel plug

[yclo]

If only I had some tools, then this would be made from aluminum or something:

Bi gger picture

What I used is a plastic that can be molded by hand after heating in hot water. Basically, heat plastic, put in Arc head, then take out when hard. It even has threads that work!

Battery packs can made to accomadate C cells, D cells, or even just a plain old 123 cell.

Now to figure out a way to put a Loc-Line attachment on a headstrap...

-YC

 

[B@rt]

Shouldn't you run the cable through the Locline?
Maybe Don can help you out with an adapter:

Very innovative thinking though...

 

[yclo]

This is the packaging of the plastic I used:

Bi gger picture

Perhaps some fellow from who is fluent in Japanese can see what it says?

-YC

 

[yclo]

Actually I was thinking about the cable in the Loc-Line, but if the Loc-Line piece on the *imaginary* headstrap is glued on, then that piece would not have a hole all the way through.

This way, it's easier to use lots of Loc-Line segments, or just a few without threading the Loc-Line over the cable.

 

[McGizmo]

Nice Job YC.

Keep the ideas flowing!

- Don

 

[yclo]

Headstrap attachment completed:

If a 1-to-2 Loc-Line adaptor was used, then both the Arc LS and the Arc AAA could be mounted at the same time.

Now before you ask me what's that thing holding the Arc AAA:

Bi gger picture
I bought it in a shop in Japan, but as you can see on the packaging. It's made in USA.

Maybe a B@rt can run a search on it?

-YC

 

[brightnorm]

Not quite the same but possibly useful

MINIMAG Headband holder

Brightnorm

 

[yclo]

Originally posted by yclo:
...Maybe a B@rt can run a search on it?...

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">[supermarket loud speakers] Attention B@rt, attention B@rt.. Your services are required in the homemade and modified aisle. [/supermarket loud speakers]

Brightnorm - That's quite a useful item, but what's the fun in that? This is the homemade forum!

-YC

 

[B@rt]

Hey! I was on my lunch break...

FYI, I did search for it

, but other than an article about a patent suit, I couldn't find anything useful...

$7M PATENT MALPRACTICE AWARD - SCARY STUFF!

The inventor apparently is Ronald L. Krenzel.

Anybody else?