Question 1

Will a Nikon D750 fit and maybe a lens or 2?

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I am not familiar with the size of the D750 Nikon. The Pelican 1200 case is only 7.25" x 9.5" x 3" deep. My Nikon D7000 and D71000 DSLR camera bodies are each almost 4" tall. So, I would need to place the camera body (without lens attached) lying on its back, for it to fit in this case.If I did put one of those camera bodies in this case, there would not be room for either lens I use with them: 18~200mm or 70~300mm. In fact, I may not even get either of those lenses in the case, even if I just put the lens in by itself.As a general rule, I have tried to only use about half of the interior volume in one of these cases--so the foam will provide the protection that was intended on all sides of the equipment. And going by that standard, I would not put anything in this case that was any bigger than 3.5" x 4.5" x 2" of total volume. Otherwise, the things you put inside are too close to each other, or to the sides, to be adequately protected. Check the Pelican web site to compare the sizes of all the cases they offer. Not all the sizes are listed for the cases as they come up on Amazon. There are so many sizes it can be confusing trying to compare them. I drew out the dimensions on a piece of paper (even overlapping them) to see the different surface area they would cover, and then compared them with the equipment I wanted to put in them, to see what size I needed to order.So, unless you are talking about a small "point and shoot" size camera, with interchangeable lenses, I don't see getting a full sized DSLR style camera in this case, unless you removed the foam inserts. And that would only provide moisture protection.

Question 2

Where is this case made?

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The sticker on the front marked, Made in the USA. I did not find any thing else on the case to make me think differently..

Question 3

i have a lot of accesories ? is this a good case to use for them ?? i have a gopro hero 3+

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It works well for that. In my case it holds the camera with all of the backs(03) plus a dive case with all of the backs(3),the black out case with all of the backs(3),the LCD touchback with the case backs(6), extension pole, flat base, attachment joints, cables, rollbar mount, bicycle mount, NVG mount, floaty back, and 1 or 2 others that I cant remember at this time. If you have the large accessories like the chesty, tripod, sportsman mount and such along with the aforementioned accessories you may need a larger case but for just the camera and small accessories it works very well.

Question 4

I want to use this case to house LiPo batteries. How well will it contain an internal fire, or will the case brake down?

Accepted Answer

The case will probably melt, I fly jet aircraft for a living and I know containing an internal battery fire from a runaway battery is a disastor and it's call for an immediate desent and landing. Our multi thousand dollar battery containers on board might not even containe such a thing even if small for more than a few minutes. You need a much more sturdier container which will cost you thousands, You just have to be aware of what you got with you when using these batteries. Half the battle is knowing that a runaway is possible and puting it on an open piece of concret is your best bet till it runs it's course. I happy to know some people are aware of the potential of a desastor with these new batteries, you should see the stuff people come on board with on our aircraft without even thinking. (yes it all looks harmless and there is no one to really inform them.) At least you know.

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Pelican 1200 Case with Foam for Camera (Orange)

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