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Vyper on to a slate
Right got a little bit of fun for everyone in to DIY. One of those wrist mounted slates has recently been donated to my diving bag. I am thinking about putting my vyper on to the slate cos its got a couple of nice wide slots on the back with a big bit of velcro running through it. I'm just wondering if anyone else has done this, if its just a bad idea, how you did it and how its all working for you. Right well hope someone has an idea what i'm going on about, cheers, James
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I don't use one of these, but the easy way to do it is to just feed the computer strap through the slots on the slate. Job done.
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Ah true tom fair point, was wondering if this was gonna be a bit cumbersome to put on and get off or not with the conventional strap.
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I don't really see what the advantage of putting it on the slate would do?

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Well i'm wanting them both on my right arm as i'm a lefty, but the slate is quite big n i'm thinking my fore arm could well get a bit full and cumbersome unless i put the comp over the slate area that looks like it was pretty much made for it.
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Would it not be easier to just make the slate smaller?
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