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May 27, 2026 - 11:43 AM
The silicone case is designed to allow access to the remote's controls during operation. The reinforced silicone provides impact cushioning while maintaining a profile that accommodates button and dial interaction. The manufacturer designed this case specifically for use during detecting, so it does not require removal for typical field adjustments. The case does not interfere with the remote's mounting clip or armband attachment points. Detectorists can adjust settings and switch programs during hunts while the case remains in place, protecting the remote from rain and impact damage throughout the session.
