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1. I updated my flickr description to now show this: Prototype to keep rain off my iPhone 3GS. I plan to use a slightly taller bottle. See my blog for additional information. Photo by jalexartis.

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2. I submitted [and saw them posted] the comment you see above, plus one additional comment. Both have vanished from the blog. I’m submitting the comment above again. I’ll see what happens. –jim

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   • Well, they appeared to have been posted. Maybe, they were pending approval [pink background] and were not approved for posting. The comment I posted several minutes ago seems to be in an approval queue.

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     • Well, it seems “Gizmodo” likes my photograph, but not my comment. Two submissions and my comment is not showing. There is nothing bad in my comment:

       Thanks for using one of my [jalexartis] pictures of my adaptation to protect my iPhone 3GS from rain. I’ve done so for 3 of my 7 cycles. See more at my blog or my flickr photoset.

       My copyrighted photo is being used without attribution.

       I allow use of my photographs uploaded to my flickr account under the provisions of the Creative Commons License. That is not being adhered to.

       Edit: My 2 comments now show–just a slow approval process. Thanks!

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3. What mount is it on where do I find one?

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   • Hi Jason.

     I am using a Semsoms.com handlebar mount that I modified to be a stem mount for my road bike and my RANS Crank Forward Bike. Details can be found in the first 2 articles below.

     Article1
     Article2
     Article3
     Article4

     I have published details on my modification. I’m looking on other site for it. I’ll be back–found it!

     Hi Mark,

     I used one of my large handlebar mounts for my DiNotte lights for the base of the Semsons.com mount. I removed 1/2 of the light mounting arm so I have a one-hole arm to place the long bolt from the Semsons.com mount. I used my heat gun to remove it. I could have gotten another bolt from a hardware store, but choose not to. I used a nut on top to lock the bolt to the arm. I then reassembled the Semsons.com mount. The result is what you see in the picture [of my CF mount & DF mount]. What I have described here are the “few mods.” I hope the helps. –jim

     Thanks for asking and I hope this helps. –jim

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