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An Alternative Control Box Case Suggestion

ColonelDan

Active member
If you really want to avoid getting your nice XP leather control box case wet and are looking for a good weather resistant alternative---one which must be convenient, inexpensive, proven reliability in harsh environments, fits on your belt and provides a nice protective home for your control box, I found that the Army first aid/compass pouch does the trick for me.

I was even able to line the pouch with a thin padding that helps protect the unit. The control box fits nice and snugly in there with the pad lining but even without it, the case does the job! I also placed the control box itself in a 3x5 ziplock bag to further protect it from rain and the screen from scratches and it still fits nicely within that pouch—works great but as I always say, that’s just the view from my foxhole.
 
Here's a photo of one on Amazon but you can find them easily in Army surplus stores:

http://www.amazon.com/G-I-Military-First-Compass-Pouch/dp/B00516I58C/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid=1414498973&sr=8-10&keywords=first+aid+pouch+military

It measures 3.75 x 5.00 inches.
 
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