I don't bother strapping the SS to myself. I put the tail down through a scupper hole near my rudder pedals. From that position I can easily see the indicator light on the on/off switch. I've never fallen out of the kayak and don't intend to. If I do I figure that I wouldn't be straying too far from the kayak and the SS is suppose to have a protective field of up to 7 metres. Like Scott I've been zapped on exiting the kayak when finishing a session. Sometimes I've been zapped on entering the kayak when conditions have made it awkward. After the attacks here in Adelaide it was reported that Seachange had suggested that they could the beaches in Adelaide with the same technology. Never heard anymore on this suggestion, I guess the government didn't come to the party. I would think that a system like the SS would be cheaper than constant aerial patrols.
Brian
Cobra PF
Brian
Cobra PF