DIY electric gloves

[Bille]

Over on another Thread , i mentioned that i was a pussy , and didn't like
cold water ; then mentioned, that i wish someone made electric gloves ...

I Googled it ; and got surprised, that scuba-divers, had made there own electric
gloves !!

Now --- about those electric socks ; to keep my feet warm !! ------------------

Bille

[Do-it]

Don't forget about vagisil.....

[Bille]

HA -- Vagisil !!

Now , i think you oughta know, that it ain't wise to piss-off someone
that was born on Halloween , (me). Since you kite board in Florida ; i'd be worried
about sharks now , if i were you. Just saying !

Bille

[nothing2seehere]

Maybe the electric socks might keep the sharks away?

[SENDIT!]

Maybe the electric socks might keep the sharks away?

Or, since sharks use the ampullae of Lorenzini to detect and hunt their prey, maybe it might ATTRACT them!

[rynhardt]

Well maybe you can just siphon some of your existing body heat off to your gloves? Run a water-filled tube from your gloves around your chest and put a small pump under each armpit?

The just flap your arms like you're doing the funky chicken..
maybe Toby can add it to his list of tricks

[rynhardt]

or take a look at this

http://www.ianovated.co.uk/

[skerrj]

how about a heated kite bar?

[Slappysan]

Or just spend the cash and get the best kiting gloves out there:
http://www.mackiteboarding.com/2016-np-3-finger-mitt/

I do my full rig and derig with these on and my fingers are good even while it's snowing.

[Bille]

Or just spend the cash and get the best kiting gloves out there:
http://www.mackiteboarding.com/2016-np-3-finger-mitt/

I do my full rig and derig with these on and my fingers are good even while it's snowing.

That's a decent solution !
However ...
I already found out that there is a company that makes electric gloves
for diving and also snow-skiing ; but the diving ones, require a dry-suit to work. Bummer
for them ; because
i figured out a way to insinuate the carbon heating element from salt water, and a fusible link
so they won't be getting, any my money.

In short ; i can use a set of thin driving gloves to sew my
heating element into. That gives a Lot more freedom of movement , than those
bulky , and restrictive , three-fingered gloves.

@ Slappysan
Thanks for the find ; in essence, it made me think a Bunch more, about my project.

Bille