Batterypack in carry-on?
#7
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: SEA or BGR, Lower Earth Orbit
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Never had a problem, I usually have two 4000 mAh mophie power stations, and a spare cellphone battery with me. They really don't want them in checked luggage, so if your carryon is of "questionable" size that may need to be gate checked, make sure to have them in a separate bag that is easy to pull out. Otherwise just keep them in your personal item that would be able to be carried on without issue.
#11
Join Date: Oct 2013
Posts: 226
Can you folks help me with a question about carrying head mics?
I just bought DH a really nice Audio Tech hanging mic. He needs it for giving lectures in foreign venues. It came with a 'receiver' that is about the same size as an iPad but about 4 inches thick. It also came with belt pack. Can he carry this onboard in his roll a board? Thank you!
I just bought DH a really nice Audio Tech hanging mic. He needs it for giving lectures in foreign venues. It came with a 'receiver' that is about the same size as an iPad but about 4 inches thick. It also came with belt pack. Can he carry this onboard in his roll a board? Thank you!
#13


Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: RDU
Programs: Marriott Titanium, Hilton Diamond
Posts: 334
As above, not a problem. Just don't be surprised if you get pulled aside for explosive screening or a little closer inspection. I have a bright orange pelican case full of micro computers, networking cables, a switch, hard disks and other gadgets that I carry on some work trips. Sometimes I get passed right through security, sometimes they want to take a look. It all depends on the person running the x-ray.
But that said, the worst inspection I ever had with it was in Macao, where they insisted on pulling EVERYTHING out of the case, including the foam inserts, but finally were satisfied and let me pass right on through. 90% of the time though, no hassle at all.
Also, they watch for your reaction. I think it likely helps that I'm so used to it by now I just sigh and say "Oh yeah, I get this all the time."
But that said, the worst inspection I ever had with it was in Macao, where they insisted on pulling EVERYTHING out of the case, including the foam inserts, but finally were satisfied and let me pass right on through. 90% of the time though, no hassle at all.
Also, they watch for your reaction. I think it likely helps that I'm so used to it by now I just sigh and say "Oh yeah, I get this all the time."




