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<blockquote data-quote="PPH_over_9000" data-source="post: 5222087" data-attributes="member: 79761">???DIAD V was super easy to use one-handed. Hell, you could even twirl &#039;em in one hand as you walked, you could flip it if you needed to with one hand, you could touch every button and every part of the screen with one hand. Also, it was a decent club in the event of a dog attack. The biggest weaknesses it had revolved around the cradle. They&#039;ve managed to fix that issue and I&#039;ve yet to encounter a DIAD 6 cradle that didn&#039;t work, but they&#039;ve swapped problems and now if you don&#039;t have AT&amp;T coverage in a particular area then your DIAD&#039;s effectively useless until you do. It&#039;s also really nice when your scanner just stops working for no reason and prompts you to restart, then you do and the scanner.... still doesn&#039;t work.(If you can&#039;t tell, I&#039;ve been really missing the old DIADs these past few weeks.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PPH_over_9000, post: 5222087, member: 79761"] ??? DIAD V was super easy to use one-handed. Hell, you could even twirl 'em in one hand as you walked, you could flip it if you needed to with one hand, you could touch every button and every part of the screen with one hand. Also, it was a decent club in the event of a dog attack. The biggest weaknesses it had revolved around the cradle. They've managed to fix that issue and I've yet to encounter a DIAD 6 cradle that didn't work, but they've swapped problems and now if you don't have AT&T coverage in a particular area then your DIAD's effectively useless until you do. It's also really nice when your scanner just stops working for no reason and prompts you to restart, then you do and the scanner.... still doesn't work. (If you can't tell, I've been really missing the old DIADs these past few weeks.) [/QUOTE]

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