Can it go in water? null

No, the stabilizer is not water proof.

In the Karma manual it states, "WARNING: Karma Grip is a sensitive instrument. To prevent damage, do not expose the Karma Grip to liquids, submerge in water, or subject to vibrations or shaking."

It's weather resistant but not submersible. The connections are not really weather tight so I wouldn't suggest using it in a marine environment.

Gopro instructions states that it is not waterproof. Check with Gopro tech support for details. It can go in the water... it may short out and never work again but it can go in the water.

Why the heck would you want to use it in the water?Under water you are buoyant don't need stabilization No you can not use it in water.

Unfortunately it's not waterproof. It has too many motors and moving parts. Really strong build though.

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No, the stabilizer is not water proof.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 8 years ago
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In the Karma manual it states, "WARNING: Karma Grip is a sensitive instrument. To prevent damage, do not expose the Karma Grip to liquids, submerge in water, or subject to vibrations or shaking."
Answered by johnluhot 8 years ago
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It's weather resistant but not submersible. The connections are not really weather tight so I wouldn't suggest using it in a marine environment.
Answered by GMVideo 8 years ago
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Gopro instructions states that it is not waterproof. Check with Gopro tech support for details. It can go in the water... it may short out and never work again but it can go in the water.
Answered by TechGuy 8 years ago
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no.
Answered by Matt 8 years ago
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No it can't go in the water
Answered by RegDawg 8 years ago
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Why the heck would you want to use it in the water?Under water you are buoyant don't need stabilization No you can not use it in water.
Answered by Fred 8 years ago
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It cannot go under water!
Answered by trojon14 8 years ago
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Unfortunately it's not waterproof. It has too many motors and moving parts. Really strong build though.
Answered by RJLikesElectronics 8 years ago
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IT CAN BE USE IN WATER
Answered by Mohammed 8 years ago
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