[bookport] Re: Rubber Feet
- From: "Jim King" <jim_king@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 23 Mar 2005 09:17:15 -0500
Here is my feedback on the rubber feet proposal I made a week or so ago.
When I received the Book Port it, of course, did not have anything on =
the
bottom except the belt clip. It was difficult to enter braille, =
regardless
of how I positioned the unit. Holding the unit on my lap was difficult
because it would slide around and, on a flat surface, it would rock. I
purchased some rubber bumpers with adhesive on the back from the local
hardware store. The rubber bumpers are about 3/8 inch square and just a =
bit
thicker than the belt clip. I placed one in each corner on the back of =
the
Book Port. Now all these problems are eliminated. The rubber feet do =
not
interfere with the belt clip and the unit is much more useable.
I highly recommend trying this approach and if it does not work for you,
just remove the rubber feet, they will come off by inserting the point =
of a
knife between the rubber foot and the plastic case then prying the =
rubber
foot off the unit. If you do purchase some of these rubber feet, be =
sure to
take the Book Port with you to insure you get the correct size.
Overall, I am very happy with this improvement to the Book Port.
Jim King
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On Behalf Of Dale Lieser
Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2005 6:04 PM
To: Book Port List
Subject: [bookport] Rubber Feet
Scott:
I, too, have the concern about whether rubber feet would interfere with =
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belt clip.
I've found writing with the BP to work well if I simply hold the unit in =
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lap.
Dale
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